Coin flip for serve, random numbers, name raffle / draw picker, and a live scoreboard — built for table tennis organizers and umpires.
Name the players, flip the coin, then lock who serves first.
Use these free tools during club nights, rating events, house leagues, and open tournaments. Flip for serve, draw raffle winners, generate random numbers for seeding or table order, and keep a clean best-of scoreboard without installing software. Everything runs in the browser on a phone, tablet, or laptop at the control desk.
Table Tennis Tube builds software for organizers who still need quick utilities between matches. Pair these tools with the bracket playground when you are designing draws, or with a full published tournament when you need registrations and public live results.
ITTF-style matches usually start with a toss for serve or ends. Name Player A (heads) and Player B (tails), flip once, then lock who serves first. You can also pick a random server if both players agree to skip the physical coin.
Tip: after the toss, note the first server on the score sheet before warm-up ends so the umpire and players share the same call.
Paste a list of names or load entries for door prizes, junior awards, or sponsor giveaways. The picker highlights one winner at a time so the room can see a fair, transparent draw.
Common uses: end-of-night raffles, random order for exhibition matches, or picking who plays on the streaming table first.
Generate one number or a batch inside a range. Organizers use this for group assignment when ratings are equal, for order-of-play lots, or for simple “pick a table” decisions.
For structured seeding into groups and knockout, prefer the bracket generator so A1/B2 paths stay consistent.
Track best-of sets with +1 / undo controls, game history chips, and serve indicators. Default rules follow common club practice: serve every 2 points, every 1 point after deuce, and alternate first server each game.
Put a tablet on the table edge or project the page for spectators during finals and streamed matches.
No. All four tools are free and work without signing in. Create a free account only when you want saved tournaments and public results pages.
You need a browser session to load the page. After that, coin flip, RNG, raffle, and scoreboard run locally in the tab for typical desk use.
Use the bracket playground to design draws, then follow the organizer guide to publish a live event.
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