A live draw that corrects itself
Closer games as the tournament unfolds.
Mexicano is a doubles format that rebuilds every new round from the live standings. ClubOps Compete: Mexicano handles the ranking, pairings, courts and byes so the organiser can concentrate on the event.
Live re-ranking
Each round reflects current performance
Flexible turnout
Courts, byes and divisions adapt
Local-first
Run and score the event in-browser
Round 1 · random draw
The leaderboard and courts use the same ranking. After each score, the top four regroup on Court 1 and
the next four on Court 2.
Court 1
Court 2
Leaderboard
The format
Round one is open. Every round after that is earned.
Players score individually and are regrouped according to what has actually happened on court.
Mexicano begins without seeds or pre-tournament rankings. The opening round is shuffled, every player receives their pair's score, and the individual table begins to take shape.
From round two onward, players are ranked by cumulative points and placed into bands of four. Inside each band, first partners fourth and second partners third. That creates balanced teams while keeping each court close to the same current level.
Because the draw is rebuilt from live results, an early mismatch does not have to repeat all afternoon. Strong performers move towards one another, developing players find more suitable games, and the tournament becomes tighter as it progresses.
The app
CO-C:Mexicano runs the live tournament mathematics for you.
The interface follows the same familiar Help, Setup, Roster, Round, Table and Insights journey as the rest of ClubOps Compete apps.
No pre-tournament ranking
Begin with an open draw and let the results create the ranking quietly in the background.
Fair bye rotation
Byes go to players who have sat out least, with fair random tie-breaking.
Flexible divisions
Run one open pool or separate colour-coded divisions (e.g. by gender) with their own standings and Insights.
Courts allocated dynamically
Available courts are shared between divisions according to who is behind on average games played.
Partner and opponent Insights
See how much variety the scheduler has produced, with matrices generated separately for each division.
Local state and backups
The working tournament stays in the browser and can be exported to a JSON backup whenever required.
A lost internet connection is never an issue for ClubOps Compete!
Mexicano or Americano?
The same individual doubles idea, optimised for a different goal.
Choose complete social coverage with a fixed schedule, or closer games through live re-ranking.
| Pairing | Fixed rotation generated before play | Rebuilt after every completed round |
| Optimises for | Complete partnership coverage | Close games around current performance |
| Guarantee | Every player partners every other player exactly once | Players are regrouped around their current scores |
| Feel | Social, predictable and evenly shared | Social at first, increasingly competitive |
| Best for | A fairly even cohort where maximum mixing matters | A cohort with a real ability spread where close games matter |
| Operational challenge | Generating a mathematically complete doubles rotation | Re-ranking and rebuilding every court correctly after each round |
Both formats are useful for different events. When every player should partner every other player exactly
once, explore ClubOps Compete: Americano.
Let the next round respond to the last one.
Add the players, start with an open draw and let ClubOps rebuild the tournament as the standings develop.
Tournament data is stored locally in this browser. Use the app’s Save button to create a portable JSON backup. Load onto another device at any point to continue exactly from where you left off.