We simplified the scoring by using 'Rally Scoring' where a point is scored no matter who serves. If the server does not get the point, their opponent scores and serves.

The paddles are in the game just for fun. They're great for victory dances, or they can be thrown in frustration after a bad shot!

You'll finish a game in under 15 minutes, quicker if you're getting pickled!

Yes 2-4 people can play. When there is more than one player on a side, they take turns rolling the dice to serve and return.

It's not that easy to get three 6's, but if you get two of them on your first roll, then go for it. Also try the 'Advanced Play' rule where three 6's can be beaten with an ATP (Around The Post).

The shorter the better, this way you limit the sums that your opponent can use to return the ball with 1's, 2's, and 3's (if they choose that type of return).

Just like in real pickleball, it's all about the Kitchen. If you drop the ball in the Kitchen, you limit the sums your opponent can use on a return using 1's, 2's, and 3's (if they choose that type of return).

Also when you start using the advanced 'Kitchen Return' rule, dropping the ball in the Kitchen forces your opponent to get a 3-of-a-kind return.

With 'Rally Scoring', a point is scored no matter who serves. If the server does not get the point, their opponent scores and serves.

Yes, you can absolutely run a tournament. We've created a tournament document for players to write down their results. The first round of the tournament is a best 'two out three' to advance to the next round. All subsequent rounds are 'single elimination'.