Organise a Beat the Box tournament
Play your box and win it.
Beat the Box
3 boxesMinimum
At least 4 per box
Courts
1 court per box
Duration
2–4 hours (depending on box size)
Level
Mixed; the draw into boxes is random
What is Beat the Box?
In Beat the Box, participants are divided into small groups ("boxes") of 4 to 16 players. Within each box, everyone plays everyone else. The standings in each box decide the box winner. If you want players to move up or down a box, you redraw the boxes for the next round yourself: Slams does not move players automatically.
- 1Divide into boxesPlayers are randomly divided into boxes of 4, 5, 7, 8, 12 or 16 participants.
- 2Everyone plays everyone in the boxWithin each box you play against all the other participants, one set per match.
- 3Points per setEvery set you win earns points. The standings within the box decide the box winner.
- 4You decide on moving up or downWant players to move to a higher or lower box after a period? Set up a new Beat the Box with a new draw. Slams does not move players automatically.
- 5Final standings per boxWhen all matches are played, the standings in each box decide the winner. Everyone can follow the standings live.
Organise your Beat the Box with Slams
- →Automatic, random draw into boxes of 4 to 16 players
- →A complete schedule per box: everyone plays everyone
- →Participants see the standings of their box live on the club page
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
The most common box sizes are 4 or 8 players. With 4 players per box, a round is played quickly. With 8 players a full box round takes longer, but the matches become more evenly balanced as the rounds progress.
Yes. The draw into boxes is random, so levels are mixed. Want to play by level? Set up a separate Beat the Box per level, or redraw the boxes for a next round based on the standings. Slams does not move players automatically.
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