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Americano schedule for 13 players

Last updated 31 Oct 2026 · 5 min read

13 players on 3 courts: one player sits out each round. Below is the full draw, first for 3 courts and then for fewer: who partners whom, who sits out and how long it takes at 24 points. Padelato's engine drew it. Print it, or open the set-up in the app and let it keep score.

13 players on 2 courts

The table shows 8 rounds, about two hours at 24 points. Games level out at round 13, when everyone has played the same number.

5 players sit out each round, never the same player twice in a row. Over 8 rounds everyone rests 3 or 4 times. Everyone plays 4 or 5 games. No pair partners twice in these 8 rounds.

RoundCourt 1Court 2Sitting out
1P10 & P3 vs P2 & P12P8 & P5 vs P6 & P4P13, P11, P1, P9, P7
2P11 & P13 vs P9 & P7P6 & P5 vs P1 & P3P2, P8, P12, P10, P4
3P13 & P12 vs P2 & P11P10 & P9 vs P8 & P4P3, P6, P5, P1, P7
4P2 & P9 vs P1 & P5P7 & P4 vs P3 & P6P13, P12, P8, P11, P10
5P1 & P8 vs P11 & P7P10 & P12 vs P9 & P13P4, P3, P2, P5, P6
6P4 & P11 vs P2 & P6P13 & P10 vs P3 & P5P9, P12, P8, P7, P1
7P8 & P6 vs P2 & P13P12 & P9 vs P1 & P7P4, P3, P5, P11, P10
8P3 & P4 vs P1 & P11P12 & P5 vs P10 & P8P2, P9, P13, P6, P7
Round 1 of a 13-player padel Americano on 2 courts: P10 and P3 play P2 and P12 on court 1; P8 and P5 play P6 and P4 on court 2; P13, P11, P1, P9 and P7 sit out.
Round 1 on 2 courts. The table above has every round.
  • Everyone plays 4 or 5 games
  • Sit-outs: 3 or 4 per player, never two in a row
  • Partners: no pair twice
  • Time at 24 points: about 127 minutes (89 at 16, 166 at 32)

13 players on 1 court

The table shows 8 rounds, about two hours at 24 points. Games level out at round 13, when everyone has played the same number.

9 players sit out each round, more players rest than play, so some rest several rounds in a row: whoever played last round rests first, whoever has waited longest plays next, and the longest wait is 4 rounds. Over 8 rounds everyone rests 5 or 6 times. Everyone plays 2 or 3 games. No pair partners twice in these 8 rounds.

RoundCourt 1Sitting out
1P1 & P6 vs P3 & P7P10, P4, P9, P11, P5, P13, P8, P2, P12
2P8 & P11 vs P4 & P9P1, P6, P7, P3, P5, P2, P13, P12, P10
3P2 & P10 vs P13 & P5P11, P9, P8, P4, P7, P1, P6, P3, P12
4P1 & P12 vs P4 & P8P5, P13, P10, P2, P11, P6, P9, P7, P3
5P9 & P11 vs P2 & P5P4, P8, P1, P12, P6, P7, P13, P3, P10
6P6 & P7 vs P3 & P12P9, P11, P2, P5, P4, P1, P8, P10, P13
7P13 & P4 vs P10 & P8P12, P6, P7, P3, P9, P5, P2, P11, P1
8P3 & P11 vs P7 & P5P4, P8, P13, P10, P9, P6, P12, P2, P1
Round 1 of a 13-player padel Americano on 1 court: P1 and P6 play P3 and P7 on court 1; P10, P4, P9, P11, P5, P13, P8, P2 and P12 sit out.
Round 1 on 1 court. The table above has every round.
  • Everyone plays 2 or 3 games
  • Sit-outs: 5 or 6 per player
  • Partners: no pair twice
  • Longest wait between games: 4 rounds
  • Time at 24 points: about 127 minutes (89 at 16, 166 at 32)

Questions people ask

How many rounds does an Americano with 13 players need?

8 rounds on 3 courts. The table shows 8 rounds, about two hours at 24 points. Games level out at round 13, when everyone has played the same number.

Who sits out with 13 players?

One player sits out each round, never the same player twice in a row. Over 8 rounds everyone rests once at most.

How long does a 13-player Americano take?

About 127 minutes at 24 points a match: 8 rounds of roughly 16 minutes each, including the change of courts. At 16 points plan for about 89 minutes, at 32 points about 166.

Does everyone partner everyone once with 13 players?

Not in these 8 rounds. The full cycle in which every pair partners once takes 13 rounds on 3 courts, but no pair partners twice in the rounds shown.

Can I run 13 players on 2 courts?

Yes. On 2 courts 5 players sit out each round. The table for 2 courts on this page shows 8 rounds, in which everyone plays 4 or 5 games. Plan for about 127 minutes at 24 points.

What if someone arrives late or has to leave?

Add or remove them in the app. The round being played stays as drawn and the later rounds are redrawn around the new group. A late joiner gets sit-out credit for the rounds already played, so with the default setting they do not start in last place.