Tap the pair that won the point. Padel scores like tennis — 15, 30, 40, games and sets with a tiebreak at 6–all — and many clubs play a golden point at deuce. It tracks all of it, plus whose serve it is and when to change ends.
Scoring and serving rules are summarised from the documents above. Undo is unlimited, so a mis-tap is never a problem.
The same way as tennis: points go 15, 30, 40, game; six games with a two-game lead win a set, with a tiebreak at six games all; matches are usually best of three sets.
A no-advantage rule: at 40–40 the next point wins the game, and the receiving pair chooses which side receives it. Many clubs and events play it; untick the option to play advantage instead.
Serve alternates between the pairs each game, and within each pair the two players take turns, so all four players serve in a fixed order: A1, B1, A2, B2. The score keeper follows that order and shows the server’s name.
Yes — tick match tiebreak and, at one set all, the match is decided by a tiebreak to ten points, win by two.
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