CH.CRT · COURT · PLAYABLE CONCEPT · NO MONEY MOVES HERE
A new paddle every week.
Ten players put in twenty dollars a week. That is exactly one $200 paddle, so one lands
every week for ten weeks, and the ladder decides who unboxes first. When your week comes
up you take it, punt it to a bigger kit, or pass it on.
$7.69a $200 paddle every six months, per week, saved alone
The table runs on Rally, the town's pickleball rating desk. Pretend money, no wallet, no
sign-in. Pay your twenty, watch the pot fill, and make the call when your week comes up.
YOUR WEEK · THREE CALLS
TAKEThe fund buys the paddle you pick, up to $200, the week your name comes up.
PUNTYour $200 waits under your name. Next sprint you are holding $400. Two punts is the cap.
PASSYour paddle is fine. Yours goes to a new player or the club loaner bag.
HOW A SPRINT RUNS
The sprintTwenty dollars a week for ten weeks, twice a year. Sixteen weeks off between sprints, no dues.
The orderLadder standing at kickoff sets the slot. The club votes the direction: champions first, or bottom of the ladder first as a handicap.
The side potOrder as a team and bank the discount. It pays out for the ladder, for improvement, for showing up — or the club punts it toward a ball machine.
THE GUARDRAILS
Rotation, choice, or skill — never chancePaid entry plus a random winner is a raffle, and raffles are regulated. Nobody wins this. Everybody gets their turn.
Dollars in equal dollars outMiss weeks and your take is pro-rata. Leave and your balance leaves with you.
New seats go lateThe one real risk in a circle is unboxing in week one and ghosting. First sprint, you unbox in the back half.
The ledger is publicEvery week is one line anyone can read.