OutOfTheCourt

What is Premier Padel?

Premier Padel is the official professional padel tour, sanctioned by the International Padel Federation (FIP). It features the world's top male and female players competing in tournaments across the globe, classified as P1, P2, Major and Finals based on prestige and prize pool.

When does Premier Padel 2026 start?

The Premier Padel 2026 season runs throughout the year, with tournaments scheduled in cities worldwide including Miami, Madrid, Riyadh, Brussels, Gijón and many more. Visit our Premier Padel 2026 calendar page for the full updated schedule.

What are P1, P2 and Major tournaments?

Premier Padel tournaments are classified by tier: P1 are the top-tier events, P2 are second-tier, Major tournaments are flagship events with the largest prize pools, and Finals are the year-end championship. Each tier offers different ranking points and prize money for professional padel players.

What is fantasy padel?

Fantasy padel is a game where you build a virtual team of real Premier Padel players. Your team earns points based on how your players perform in actual professional padel matches. Compete against friends or join public leagues to win prizes.

How do I play OutOfTheCourt fantasy padel?

Download the OutOfTheCourt app on iOS or Android, create your account, and build your team with 1000 credits. Select 6 male and 6 female Premier Padel players, set your lineup before each tournament round, and earn fantasy points based on real match results.

How does fantasy padel scoring work?

Players earn fantasy points based on multiple factors: round base points, win/loss bonuses, ranking multipliers, difficulty coefficients, and statistical performance bonuses (aces, breaks, set wins). Starters earn full points, reserves earn a fraction. Substitutions during a tournament incur a small penalty.

Is OutOfTheCourt free to play?

Yes! OutOfTheCourt fantasy padel is completely free to play. We offer an optional premium subscription (around 3.99 EUR/month) for advanced features like detailed player statistics, multiple lineups per round, and exclusive leagues.

What is the difference between padel and tennis?

Padel is played on a smaller enclosed court (20m × 10m) with glass walls that are part of play. It uses solid paddles instead of strung racquets, a depressurized tennis-like ball, and is always doubles. Padel emphasizes strategy, positioning and wall-rebounds, making rallies longer and more tactical than tennis.