TT-Minicup
Online tournament software for a single group (round robin)
Welcome. You’ve come to the right place if you’re looking for a free online tool that lets you enter table tennis results for a tournament with only one group.
This TT-Minicup is equally suitable for small fun tournaments or mini cups with just one group.
See how easy it is to start the tournament software...
- No registration required for up to 8 players
- No installation needed (runs online in your browser!)
- Completely anonymous
Technical requirements
- Internet connection
- Browser (Chrome, Firefox, IE, Safari, Opera,..)
- Smartphone, tablet, or computer (PC, Mac)
- Independent of the operating system (Windows, Linux, Mac)
Features TT-Minicup
- 1-2 group
- No knock-out stage
- Manually add and remove a player
- Up to 8 players for free
- Optionally 2 or 3 winning sets
- Add or remove group players as long as no matches have been created
- Adding a player after matches have already been created is possible
- Cancel a player and all of their matches
- Enter results – the ranking table is updated automatically
- Mobile friendly
- No installation required – neither an app on your phone nor software on your PC/Mac
- Sharing: an extra page for non-players to follow results live
- Monitor: Track current results and table rankings on a monitor
- Decentralized management: any player who knows the tournament link can enter results on their phone, e.g. the winner of each set.
- Print templates with score sheets including player names.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes – it is an online tool. No software or app is installed on your phone or computer.
On your phone, you can enable the "Mobile Hotspot" feature. This creates a Wi-Fi network that you can connect to with your tablet or laptop to access the internet.
No, you do not need to register or log in. Neither as an organizer nor as a regular player.
TT-Minicup works without registration or login.
Simply click the "start TT-Minicup" button and you're ready to go.
Don't worry — anyone you don’t share the generated TT-Minicup URL with cannot see your player names or results.
You can register voluntarily. Then you'll see all tournaments you’ve started in your dashboard.
TT-Minicup works without registration or login.
Simply click the "start TT-Minicup" button and you're ready to go.
Don't worry — anyone you don’t share the generated TT-Minicup URL with cannot see your player names or results.
You can register voluntarily. Then you'll see all tournaments you’ve started in your dashboard.
Please refer to the price table for the costs of TT-Minicup. Players up to 8 are free.
When you start a TT-Minicup (click the " start TT-Minicup" button), you must remember the unique TT-Minicup URL (or share it with someone). Otherwise, you will no longer have access to your TT-Minicup with already played matches.
If you register on TT-Match, you will find all your created tournaments in your dashboard and you won't need to remember the unique URLs separately.
Yes, as long as you share the unique URL link to TT-Minicup with them.
No. Only the person with whom you share the URL of the TT-Minicup can see the results. Additionally, every TT-Minicup has a separate URL that allows you to share the results in read-only mode.
You can start as many TT-Minicups as you like — for free. Only tournaments with more than 8 players become subject to a fee.
Yes, it is. Every TT-Minicup also has a URL that allows you to share the results with others in read-only mode.
Yes, under 'Customization' in the tournament's side menu, you can set the number of winning sets (2 or 3).
A maximum of one group.
If you need more than one group, simply start another TT-Minicup or a TT-Cup, which supports up to 4 groups.
If you need more than one group, simply start another TT-Minicup or a TT-Cup, which supports up to 4 groups.
A maximum of 8.
However, keep in mind that in a round-robin system, 7 players already result in 21 matches and 8 players in 28.
The ideal group sizes are 4 players (6 matches), 5 players (10 matches), or 6 players (15 matches).
However, keep in mind that in a round-robin system, 7 players already result in 21 matches and 8 players in 28.
The ideal group sizes are 4 players (6 matches), 5 players (10 matches), or 6 players (15 matches).
No. This is only possible in TT-Midicup, TT-Cup, and TT-Maxicup.
No. With only one group in Minicup, a knockout system doesn’t make much sense. For a combination of group and knockout phase, you can use TT-Cup.
For a pure knockout system without a group phase, you can use TT-KO or TT-Double-KO.
For a pure knockout system without a group phase, you can use TT-KO or TT-Double-KO.
Currently, TT-Match offers the following tournament formats:
TT-Minicup 1 group – without KO phase
TT-Midicup 2 groups + optional KO phase (single or double KO)
TT-Cup 4 groups + optional KO phase (single or double KO)
TT-Maxicup 8 groups + optional KO phase (single or double KO)
TT-Swiss Berlin Swiss system (best of 3 or best of 5)
TT-Swiss-Tie Berlin Swiss system with a tie option (2 or 4 total sets)
TT-KO pure KO phase
TT-Double-KO like TT-KO, but with a loser bracket
TT-Minicup 1 group – without KO phase
TT-Midicup 2 groups + optional KO phase (single or double KO)
TT-Cup 4 groups + optional KO phase (single or double KO)
TT-Maxicup 8 groups + optional KO phase (single or double KO)
TT-Swiss Berlin Swiss system (best of 3 or best of 5)
TT-Swiss-Tie Berlin Swiss system with a tie option (2 or 4 total sets)
TT-KO pure KO phase
TT-Double-KO like TT-KO, but with a loser bracket