Leagues
Run a league with friends. The fixtures and table are on us
Everyone plays everyone over a few weeks. Blastt draws the fixtures, helps each pair agree on a time and a court, and keeps the standings to the last tie-break.
- Free
- 3 to 16 players, pairs or teams
- Racket and team sports
How it works
From sign-up to champion
Set it up
Sport, format, dates and points. Public for players nearby, or private with an invite link.
Play your fixtures
Each round has a deadline. Propose times and courts; your opponent accepts one.
Climb the table
Confirmed results update the standings straight away, tie-breaks and all.
Fixtures
Agree on a time and a court in a few taps
Propose up to 3 times and places. Blastt suggests free courts that are fair to both of you, the longer trip counting. Your opponent accepts one, and it's a match with chat and reminders, and a nudge a week and two days before the deadline.
- Your own place works too: a club court, a park, a school hall
- The captains arrange it for teams
Standings
The table, always up to date
Points for a win, a draw and a loss, and for close wins in a deciding set or on penalties. Ties go to head-to-head, then the sport's own differences, then the seed.
- Sets, games or goals for and against
- Walkovers and void fixtures handled by the organisers
Entries
Public, or just your crowd
List it for players nearby, or keep it private with an invite link. Set how many can enter and a level range, and approve each entry if you like.
- 3 to 16 players, pairs or teams
- Teammates join with the team's own link; only the captain has to be on Blastt
The end
A champion, and levels that moved
When the last fixture is decided the league names its champion, with medals for the top three. If it counts for levels, singles and doubles results have moved the players' levels along the way.
Everything in a league
Set it up the way your league plays
Once or twice around
Everyone plays everyone once, or twice.
Rounds or one deadline
Rounds of 1 to 30 days, or one season deadline.
Your own points
Win, draw, loss, close results and walkovers.
Teams
Captains enter; teammates join with a link.
Approve entries
Or open entry: everyone's in at once.
Level range
Only captains within it can enter.
More organisers
Run it together; any of you can step in.
In your calendar
Every scheduled fixture, with the place.
Ideas
Leagues for every crowd
Autumn singles with friends
Eight friends, seven rounds, one table to argue about.
Create a leagueFive-a-side season
Six teams, captains arrange each fixture, goals for and against.
Create a leagueA ladder for the club
Pairs at the same level, twice around, fixtures at the club.
Create a leagueOffice league
A table in the canteen and a season of lunchtime matches.
Create a league
Questions and answers
Is it free?
Yes. Blastt is free. You pay the venue for the court, as you always have.
How long does a league take?
You choose: rounds of 1 to 30 days, or one deadline for the whole season, starting up to 120 days ahead.
Who can enter?
Anyone nearby, for a public league, or only people with the invite link. You can set a level range and approve each entry.
What if a fixture isn't played by its deadline?
It's void, with no points, unless the organisers move the deadline or set a result or a walkover.
Can we play as teams?
Yes. A captain enters the team and shares its link; teammates join straight away. Only the captain has to be on Blastt.
Does it count for my level?
If the organiser turns on Counts for levels, confirmed singles and doubles results move the players' levels. Team sports keep the score only.
Start your league this week
Create one for your friends or your club, or enter a league that's open near you.
Free · Tennis, padel, squash and 11 more sports · Players at your level
More ways to play
Play your way
- MatchesOne game at your level, tonight or any day: join one or create your own.How matches work
- Weekly gamesThe same game every week or every other week. Everyone answers I'm in or Can't come.How weekly games work
- TournamentsA knockout bracket from the first round to the final. Lose once and you're out.How tournaments work