Matches in Padelio
Last updated 2026-07-18
A casual match is one standalone game — singles or doubles — that you record outside any tournament or league. No bracket, no standings, no organizer role. Casual matches are free on every plan, with no limit on how many you record, and their stats live in their own bucket that never mixes with your league or tournament numbers.
What casual matches are for
Tournaments and leagues exist to run structured competition — rounds, schedules, standings. Casual matches exist for everything else: the Tuesday-night doubles game, a 1v1 with a friend, the match you played last weekend and want on record.
You add two or four players, optionally set a title, club, court, and time, and enter the score when you're done. Anyone in the match can record the score. People who aren't on Padelio yet can be added as guests and claim their spot later, which retroactively adds those games to their own history.
Articles in this section
- How do I record a casual match? — the create form, formats, and optional details.
- How do invites and guest slots work? — inviting app players, adding guests, accepting, declining, and claiming a slot.
- How do I enter the score and finish a match? — the score editor, valid set scores, draws, and the difference between cancelling and deleting.
- Where do I see my casual match stats? — wins, losses, win rate, streak, recent form, and top partners.
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