Balls provided
Fresh balls are included, so the games feel clean from the first round.
Padel pozo rules
What is a padel pozo?
A pozo is a social king-of-the-court format: 15-minute mini games, winners move up, losers move down, and everyone switches partners.
In Spanish, pozo means well. In padel, it is the bottom court you are trying to climb out of. Keep winning and you rise towards the king and queen court. Lose and you drop down. Simple, competitive, and very social.
How it works
Win up. Lose down. Switch partners.
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Play 15 minutes
Each round is a short mini game, so the energy stays high and nobody waits around.
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Move courts
Win and you move up towards the highest court. Lose and you move down towards the pozo.
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Change partner
You always switch partners after each mini game, so you meet more people and get varied matches.
Included
Everything you need for the session.
Racket if needed
Travelling without gear or just getting started? We can provide a racket.
Drink after
Staying after is part of the format. Play first, then cool down with the group.
Raffle
A small prize moment keeps the event social, even if you did not finish on the top court.
FAQ
Padel pozo questions.
- What is a padel pozo?
- A padel pozo is a king-of-the-court format where players compete in short mini games. Winners move up towards the top court, losers move down towards the lower court, and partners switch every round.
- How long are the games?
- COMMON runs 15-minute mini games. After each mini game, winners move up, losers move down, and everyone switches partners.
- Do I need to bring a partner?
- No. The pozo format switches partners every round, so you can join solo.
- What is included?
- Balls are provided, a racket is available if needed, and the event includes a drink and raffle.
COMMON in Madrid