01
Rotate
30 min if a lineup forms.
Etiquette, hours, Unseeded
How to play tennis in Toronto
The unwritten (and written) rules: rotation at public parks, community-club hours, indoor booking, and how Season 1 matches should use this map.
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02
Super TB
1–1 with <20 min left? Play to 10.
03
New balls
Named in Match Hub; swap in chat if needed.
Public parks
01No booking. Racquets on the fence. Rotate ~30 min when people wait.
- 1–1 with <20 min left → Super Tie-break to 10.
- Proposer brings a new can. Loser keeps them.
Club public hours
02Still public — on a clock. Read the hours table. Don’t push into member time.
Public hoursReservable City courts
03Book the permit first. Then send the time in match chat. Permit beats walk-up.
Reservable parksIndoor / winter
04Book the hour, split the fee, screenshot it. Peak evenings vanish a week out.
Winter indoorPropose in Unseeded
06Pick a venue in the match hub. GPS and score live in-app. The court is just the meeting point.
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FAQ
Before you go.
Is there an official lineup system?+
No city-wide app. At busy parks, racquets in a row or a verbal queue is the norm. Be obvious that you are waiting.
What if my opponent is more than 15 minutes late?+
Unseeded grace is 15–20 minutes. If they no-show without contact, the present player can claim a walkover from the match hub.
Weather?+
If rain or unsafe courts kill the day, request a weather extension in-app (match day ±1 in Toronto). Do not grind through standing water on public asphalt.
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