Free Padel Scoreboard
Track points, games and sets for both pairs in real time.
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Set up a tournamentWhat the padel board tracks
The board keeps the count for one live padel match. Points run 0, 15, 30, 40 to win a game, the big number shows games in the current set, and each pair's sets won sit right beside it.
Padel is always doubles, two pairs of two. Scoring follows tennis until 40-40. From there the FIP rules allow advantage, a golden point (one deciding point on the side the receiving pair chooses) or the Star Point, which the pro tours have played since 2026. JudgeMate defaults to the golden point and keeps advantage as an optional toggle. Star Point scoring is not built in.
It is free and needs no login to start a board. Share a live public link or QR code to put the score on a phone, laptop or the club TV. It stays a scoreboard: one match, no line calls. The referee makes the calls, the board keeps the count. Running a whole tournament — americano, groups, a knockout draw — is a separate part of JudgeMate.
How the board scores padel
Points, games, sets
Tap the point winner and the board rolls 0, 15, 30, 40 into games, and games into sets, for both pairs.
Golden point at deuce
At 40-40 the board plays a single golden point, one of the FIP rule options for club and league play. Switch to advantage scoring if your league uses it.
Tiebreak at 6-6
Reach 6-6 in games and the board runs a tiebreak to 7, win by two, then hands the set to the pair that takes it.
Share to any screen
Send a live link or QR code to a phone, laptop or courtside TV. Free, and no login to start.
Padel scoring in brief
- Match
- Best of 3 sets
- Game
- 0, 15, 30, 40; at deuce golden point, advantage or Star Point
- Set
- First to 6 games, win by two
- At 6-6
- Tiebreak to 7, win by two
Padel scoreboard FAQ
How does padel scoring work?
Points count 0, 15, 30, 40 to win a game, six games win a set (by two), and the match is best of three sets. At 40-40 the FIP rules allow advantage, a golden point or, on the pro tours since 2026, the Star Point.
What is the golden point?
At deuce (40-40) the golden point skips advantage and the pairs play one deciding point. The receiving pair chooses which side takes it, and that point wins the game. The FIP rules keep it as an option for club and league events; since 2026 Premier Padel and the other FIP tours play the Star Point instead.
Can I show the scoreboard on a TV?
Yes. Open the live link or scan the QR code in any browser, then cast or plug into a courtside TV, laptop or phone. The score updates for everyone watching.
Is it free, and do I need an account?
Yes to free, no to an account. Start a padel scoreboard without signing up and share the live link straight away.
Does the board judge the walls or line calls?
No. The board keeps the score, nothing more. It does not make line calls, judge balls off the glass or officiate the match. The referee and players handle that.
Learn padel scoring
New to the golden point, tiebreaks or how sets close out? Our padel scoring guide walks through every rule the board follows.
Read the padel scoring guide