Americano padel for 12 players 3 courts, 11 rounds: the full schedule

How to run it with this schedule

1. Give everyone a number from 1 to 12. The printout has a line for each name.
2. Each round, play the matches in that row, one per court, to a fixed number of points. 24 is a good default; the two pairs' points always add up to it.
3. After each match, both players in a pair add their pair's points to their own total. Your partner changes every round, so your total is your own.
4. After round 11, the highest total wins. Level on points? Whoever won more matches goes first.
5. Short on court time? You can stop after any round — with nobody resting, everyone has always played the same number of matches.

Why this rotation is fair

This is not a hand-made table. It was generated by the engine that runs Americano in the Padel Rondas app, which builds each round from history and never from results: first, nobody partners the same person two rounds running; then, everyone partners people they have not played with yet; last, opponents are varied as much as possible.

Over the 11 rounds, every one of the 66 possible pairs partners exactly once — you play alongside each of the other 11 players one time. Opponents are spread too: any two players meet across the net between 1 and 3 times.

In the app the rotation is built live, round by round, so it will not match this printout exactly — but it follows the same rules, and it adds the points up for you.