TUESDAY HOME COURT IS ON. Paddle Circle has officially found its Tuesday home at The Pickle Point, Antipolo. Starting October 13, join us every Tuesday for 4 hours of open play on 2 Pro Courts with fast, competitive rotations and plenty of new matchups. Tuesday, October 13, 2026 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM The Pickle Point, Antipolo ₱250/player 2 Pro Courts Fast & Competitive Rotation All levels welcome 24 slots only Come solo. Bring the crew. Just bring your game. Rally. Rotate. Compete. Connect. Join us every Tuesday. Secure your slot. —— 📣📣📣 PADDLE CIRCLE AT THE PICKLE POINT Home Court Rules & Player Guidelines Our goal is simple: better matchups, competitive games, fair rotations, and an environment where every player gets challenged at the right level. 1. Leveling is part of the Open Play. 
Players may be grouped according to playing level so matches are more balanced, competitive, and enjoyable. The goal is not to label players. It is to create better games. 2. Expect matchups to change. 
Levels are guides, not permanent rankings. Organizers may adjust players and matchups throughout the session based on actual gameplay, attendance, court availability, and the overall quality of matches. 3. Competitive matches are the priority. 
Whenever possible, we will match players with others who can challenge them appropriately. We want rallies to be competitive, games to feel earned, and players to have opportunities to improve. 4. Players may request fixed partners. 
If you want to play with the same partner throughout the session, you may do so. Just inform the organizers before play begins so we can include your pair properly in the rotation and leveling system. 5. Respect court assignments and rotations. 
Please follow the organizers' court assignments and matchups. Avoid taking or holding a court outside the rotation unless cleared with the organizers. 6. Rotate promptly after every game. 
Once your game ends, clear the court so the next group can begin. Keeping the rotation moving means more games for everyone. 7. First game warm-up: 1-minute dink.
Before a player's first game of the session, players on court will have one minute of dinking to warm up and get comfortable. After that, games should begin promptly. No extended warm-ups between succeeding games. 8. Play hard, but play with sportsmanship. 
Competitive play is encouraged. Arguments, disrespectful behavior, intentionally dangerous play, or poor sportsmanship are not. 9. Make fair calls. 
Call the score clearly before serving. Make honest line calls and give your opponents the benefit of the doubt on close balls. When necessary, replay the point rather than allowing a disagreement to disrupt the game. 10. Safety comes before the point. 
Be aware of your partner, opponents, surrounding courts, and loose balls. Stop play immediately when a ball enters the court or when there is an unsafe situation. 11. Respect The Pickle Lot and the Paddle Circle community. 
Keep the facility clean, take care of the courts and equipment, and follow all venue policies. 12. Organizer decisions are made for the quality of the Open Play. 
Sandy and Brent may adjust levels, matchups, rotations, and court assignments when necessary to create better games and keep the session running smoothly. A Note About Leveling Leveling is not about proving who is better. It is about putting players in matches where they can compete, learn, and be challenged. Some games may feel tougher than others. That's intentional. Players may also move between groups as the session progresses. Our goal is: Closer games. Better rallies. Better competition. Better pickleball. —— ‼️ HEALTH & SAFETY DISCLAIMER ‼️ Pickleball is a physical sport involving quick movement, reaching, sudden stops, lateral movement, and changes of direction. Participation involves an inherent risk of falls, collisions, strains, and other injuries. By participating in Paddle Circle Open Play, players acknowledge these risks and are responsible for assessing whether they are physically able to participate. Players are encouraged to: - Warm up properly before competitive play. - Stay hydrated throughout the session. - Wear appropriate athletic clothing and proper court shoes. - Stop playing if experiencing significant pain, dizziness, chest discomfort, unusual shortness of breath, weakness, or other concerning symptoms. - Avoid playing through an injury that could worsen with continued activity. - Consult a qualified healthcare professional before participating if they have an existing medical condition, recent injury, or concerns regarding physical activity. - Inform the organizers immediately if an injury or medical concern occurs during the session. Every player is responsible for playing within their own physical abilities and limitations. Play hard. Play fair. Respect the rotation. Challenge each other. Take care of each other. Welcome to the Circle.