There is a need to better organize round-robin play especially for recreational, social and special event fundraising events. The uses and combinations of this court-side tool are endless!

Structure Q to meet the needs and abilities of your players

Organize a Q event that meets the needs and capabilities of you players. You don’t have to play 5 rounds (15 games) Make your first event a tw

How many courts and Q Boards will we need?

You need 4 courts and one Q board for every 16 players. The size of an event is limited by the number of available courts. Orders are boxed with 3 Erasable Q boards with erasable markers. One board is needed for every four courts.

What about skill levels?

It's up to you, the organizer. If you have 12 courts you’ll have enough for 3 Q boards. You could designate one Q for advanced, one for intermediate, and one for the aspiring player.

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And Who Goes to the finals?

April 9, 2022

I’ve seen it where the lines, player(s) with the 4 highest total scores play in the “finals.” I’d like to try taking the top player from each of the 4 brackets. Send them to the finals. Just to be different.

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can we come and cheer the players on ?

Janice Deborah Tassone on April 17, 2022