Every roundgets closer.
After the first round, the table decides who plays whom. Players close in the standings meet, so the matches keep getting tighter the longer you play.
- Partners
- Set by the standings
- Scoring
- Individual points
- Length
- Open-ended
- Best for
- Competitive club nights
5 steps,
start to finish.
- 1
Round one is drawn
The first round starts from the roster, like any other night.
- 2
Play and score
Enter each result when the match ends.
- 3
The table updates
Every score moves the standings before the next round.
- 4
Close matches next
The next round is paired from the table, so players near each other meet.
- 5
The host ends it
There is no fixed number of rounds. The host ends the event when you are done.
4 variants,
one Mexicano.
The host picks the variant when creating the event.
- 01
Classic
Rotating partners, paired by the standings every round.
- 02
Fixed partner
Play the night as a pair. Your opponents come from the table.
- 03
Mixicano
Mexicano where every team is one man and one woman.
- 04
Club Team Mexicano
Two clubs, fixed pairs. Your next opponent is the team nearest to you on the table.
Everything on
your phone.
Pairings from the table
No random draws after round one. The standings set the matches.
Live table
See where you stand after every score, and who you are likely to meet next.
The host's controls
Start the next round when courts are free, and end the night when you choose.
Club scoreboard
In Club Team Mexicano, the club totals sit above the individual table.
Host one
yourself.
Any player can host a Mexicano from the app. Pick the variant, set the courts, and invite your players.
Host a Mexicano- 1Open the MONSTR app
- 2Create a Mexicano
- 3Invite your players
Good to
know.
How is it different from Americano?
Americano rotates partners to mix everyone together. Mexicano pairs each round from the standings, so the games get closer as the night goes on.
When does it end?
Whenever the host decides. A Mexicano has no fixed number of rounds.
Can we play club against club?
Yes, with Club Team Mexicano. Each pair plays for one of two clubs, and the table shows the club totals.
Does it count toward my rating?
Yes, toward your social rating. Tournaments and leagues also count toward your competitive rating.