Welcome to DoublesMatch
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Don't Let Player Management Hold You Back
Does it take too much time to manage the player allocation process so that you can't play as many games as you would like?
If so, DoublesMatch may be just the solution for you and your social/sporting group.
DoublesMatch does not require a web connection.
DoublesMatch is simple to use, quick and extremely flexible to allocate players.
What DoublesMatch Does!
DoublesMatch saves time and helps decision making when allocating players do doubles matches during social sessions of Pickleball and other doubles team based sports.
Benefits of DoublesMatch (V1.3.3) Win7+ only.
Group players randomly, by ranking, by gender - or any combination of all 3!
Drag and Drop players to swap players between courts.
Drag and Drop players to move from waiting player list to a court.
Highlight court players by gender.
Clear courts at the click of a button.
Clear players' games played count at the click of a button.
New player management context menu features - Right Click on court player to move off court, or check players played with during the session and now remove player from playing in session.
See which games players have played or missed in a simple matrix.
Calculate an estimate of how many games players will potentially miss based on the number of players, courts and games available.
Built in timer to time games with user manageable .wav file alarm.
Manage Players
Add players to the list dynamically as new players arrive.
Monitor who has booked to play (manual process only).
Simple double click to mark players as playing in the current session.
Set all players as playing (Yes) or not playing (No) with a button click.
Easily see total players in the list, and total players playing for the session.
See players waiting off court due to limited courts (excess players).
See players who were off in the previous games as well.
Allocate waiting players "first" or include as a "random" mix.
Session records showing every game and games played for each player during the current session.
Keep an attendance audit record over multiple sessions (great for understanding numbers and players over time).
Session report and attendance audit easily accessible through the File menu, or user's Documents folder.
Manage Data
User editable data file - simple comma delimited (csv) structure.
Backup and restore your data file through menu option.
Session History Report available as text file.
Perpetual Player Attendance Report available as text file (provided the option is set for sessions).
Manage up to 12 courts at once.
At the click of a button, allocate a group players to up to 12 courts on a random, rated, gender or combined basis.
Player Management
Store multiple playing locations/sessions with a virtually unlimited number of players so you can run multiple sessions on the same day, or at different locations.
Select players based on random, gender, rating based criteria - or a combination of them all.
A variety of player sorting and allocation criteris are available which can be used in combination with each other. You can eben select an option to automatically balance the number of games each player has played.
See players that are waiting off court for their next game.
Players waiting off court for their next game are listed in the Waiting Players list. This can be allocated for the next game randomly, or in order of the list at the organiser's discretion.
Time games automatically
A built-in timer enables games to be timed with an alarm sounding when the time is up. Conveniently set at 15 minutes as a default, the timer includes a memory for automatic reset to a preferred time.
How DoublesMatch can work.
Operator View
Player View
Demonstration Video
https://youtu.be/7GLYtA-ECkg
Comprehensive Instructions
the DoublesMatch form. This will open up the PDF
Instructions document which can be used while
working in DoublesMatch.
Here is a link to the instructions.
(copy and paste to your browser):
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tYteBOcrbnXIuXj61Y86jHx4IkwkZNUQ/view?usp=sharing
DoublesMatch
Screenshot
Don't let player management hold you back! Just a one-off payment of AUD$35
Download a fully functional trial of DoublesMatch with free use for 15 uses within 30 days.
If it meets your needs, simply purchase a software key using the Purchase link below. Make sure you provide your email address that you will use with the key.
Not ready to try or buy yet? Give DoublesMatchSkinny a go! An Excel workbook that just allocates players in up to 6 courts with up to 3 spare players.
Check out the DoublesMatchSkinny.xls in Links below.
Click the link below to download DoublesMatch
The link below will take you to a Dropbox folder to download a .ZIP file.
Some of our happy clients
Frequently Asked Questions
Once in the application, simply click on the "?" button in the top right corner. This will open up the PDF document below while using the DoublesMatch.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tYteBOcrbnXIuXj61Y86jHx4IkwkZNUQ/view?usp=sharing
There are 2 way to do this.
1. Use Windows Display Settings to set the screen resolution and scale (or zoom). Information on screen resolutions is available in the "About" menu in DoublesMatch, or
2. Use windows Magnifier. To do this follow the instructions below:
1. Press the Windows Key & "+". This opens the Magnifier.
2. Click on the wheel at the right of the Magnifier (Settings).
3. Click Go to Settings.
4. Set the Zoom Increment to 10%, or your preferred setting.
Once you have done this, you will be able to zoom in and out on the display by pressing the Windows & "+" or "-" keys to suit your needs.
If the form is too big for your screen, check your screen resolution settings under Display Settings.
The form has been designed for a screen size of 1472x805 pixels. This means that any screen resolution less than this size will not be able to display the entire form on the available screen space.
A resolution of 1366x768 results in a small (but important) portion of the form extending outside the side and bottom of the screen.
For this reason, the form requires a screen resolution of greater than 1366x768. A 1440x900 resolution will "just" work, but a resolution of 1600x900 is the lowest standard resolution to enable the full form to be seen.