One tap per rally. Games, deuce and the 30-point cap are handled for the umpire.
Illustration · a badminton match on the live stream and the scorer
The scorer taps who won the point. 1SCOR works out the rest and shows it on arena TV, the stream and the player app.
Every rally scores a point. The game closes itself at 21.
At 20-all, play goes on until one side leads by two.
At 29-all, the next rally wins the game.
Server and service court follow the score: right on even, left on odd.
Worked out from the score itself, the same way on TV, stream, event page and player app.
Something else? Write to help@1scor.com and a person will answer.
An Android phone or tablet with the 1SCOR Scorer app. Add an Android TV for the arena scoreboard, and a camera with 1SCOR Studio on a Windows or Mac computer to stream to YouTube.
Yes. Games go to 21. At 20-all play goes on until one side leads by two, and at 29-all the next rally wins the game.
Yes. The server and service court follow the score: right court on even, left on odd.
Yes. 1SCOR Studio puts the live score on your stream, straight from the scorer, so nobody types during the match.
In the 1SCOR player app on Android, iPhone and the web: every match they've played, their stats and their 1SCOR rating.
Yes. Clubs and leagues anywhere can use it. Scores, event pages and streams are online, and anyone can follow them without an app or a login.
Club nights, academy ladders or open tournaments.