
Doubles tournaments: pairs in the bracket, table and standings
How to run a doubles tournament in HoneyCup: tennis, padel, badminton, pickleball, table tennis and squash. Pairs in any format from round robin to Swiss, editing a pair, pair standings.
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Feature walkthroughs on live tournaments: which format to pick, how to keep scores and a schedule, and what to share with players and spectators.

How to run a doubles tournament in HoneyCup: tennis, padel, badminton, pickleball, table tennis and squash. Pairs in any format from round robin to Swiss, editing a pair, pair standings.

How to run Americano or Mexicano for padel and pickleball: a schedule with rotating partners, games to a points total, individual standings. Fair schedules for 6, 10 and 14 players.

Roles in a HoneyCup tournament: a co-organiser with full rights, a referee who enters scores, a participant who joins by request. Invitation links, picking from the roster and one account for all roles.

How to build a tournament schedule in HoneyCup: month, week and list views, venues and courts, drag-and-drop matches, hints for knockout pairs that are not yet known.

How to set match points in HoneyCup: your own win/draw/loss scheme, overtime and shootouts in hockey (IIHF 3-2-1-0, NHL/KHL 2-2-1-0), penalty shootouts in football, the FIVB system in volleyball.

What an organiser sees in their HoneyCup account: the live tournament, a summary of tournaments and matches, “My tournaments” grouped by sport or format, and search.

How to show a tournament bracket on a TV or projector at the venue: full-screen Spectator mode, automatic fit to the screen, live score updates without reloading.

How to sign in to HoneyCup: with email and password, with Yandex ID or VK ID in one click, “Remember me” for a year and password recovery via an email link.

The My players section in HoneyCup: standings for each sport separately, a private player profile, head-to-head records, form, awards, set statistics and an Elo rating.

How to run a tournament series in HoneyCup: league or season stages, points per place, participation points, an overall series ranking, a roster built from all stages, and a logo.

How to set out tournament rules in HoneyCup: the Regulations tab on the tournament page, a starter template for any sport and format, and earlier versions kept.

The Standings tab in HoneyCup: every participant's place based on the knockout bracket, statistics tailored to the sport and scoring mode, and export to a PDF protocol and Excel.