The 10-minute game clock waits for no one. PlayPulse handles pool draws, knockout seedings, and live scoring so you can keep the action moving across every court.
Sound familiar?
3x3 games are short — 10 minutes or first to 21. With matches finishing every 12–15 minutes, manually calculating standings and generating the next round is a race against the clock.
Two-point shots from behind the arc, one-point shots inside — it is the reverse of 5v5. Spreadsheets built for traditional basketball get the maths wrong and confuse teams.
Many 3x3 events run on just one or two courts. Without a tight schedule that accounts for warm-ups and changeovers, delays snowball and the event runs well past its time slot.
How it works
Choose your format — pool play into knockout, straight elimination, or round robin. Set court count, game duration, and point targets to match FIBA 3x3 rules or your own house rules.
Share a registration link. Teams of 3–4 players sign up, submit their roster, and pay the entry fee online. No chasing confirmations over group chats.
Enter final scores as games finish. Pool standings update instantly, knockout brackets populate automatically, and teams know exactly when and where their next game is.
Formats
Teams play round robin in pools, then top finishers advance to single-elimination knockout rounds. The standard FIBA 3x3 event format.
Single-elimination bracket ideal for smaller events or slam dunk side contests. Byes auto-assigned when team count is not a power of two.
Every team plays every other team. Best for leagues or events where maximising court time for every team is the priority.
Teams paired against opponents with similar records each round. Efficient for large fields where full round robin is impractical but fairer than random draw.
Whether you're running a local club night or a regional championship, PlayPulse adapts to how you organise basketball 3x3.
No app install. No special hardware. Just a browser.
FAQ
The 10-minute game clock waits for no one. PlayPulse handles pool draws, knockout seedings, and live scoring so you can keep the action moving across every court.
Sound familiar?
3x3 games are short — 10 minutes or first to 21. With matches finishing every 12–15 minutes, manually calculating standings and generating the next round is a race against the clock.
Two-point shots from behind the arc, one-point shots inside — it is the reverse of 5v5. Spreadsheets built for traditional basketball get the maths wrong and confuse teams.
Many 3x3 events run on just one or two courts. Without a tight schedule that accounts for warm-ups and changeovers, delays snowball and the event runs well past its time slot.
How it works
Choose your format — pool play into knockout, straight elimination, or round robin. Set court count, game duration, and point targets to match FIBA 3x3 rules or your own house rules.
Share a registration link. Teams of 3–4 players sign up, submit their roster, and pay the entry fee online. No chasing confirmations over group chats.
Enter final scores as games finish. Pool standings update instantly, knockout brackets populate automatically, and teams know exactly when and where their next game is.
Formats
Teams play round robin in pools, then top finishers advance to single-elimination knockout rounds. The standard FIBA 3x3 event format.
Single-elimination bracket ideal for smaller events or slam dunk side contests. Byes auto-assigned when team count is not a power of two.
Every team plays every other team. Best for leagues or events where maximising court time for every team is the priority.
Teams paired against opponents with similar records each round. Efficient for large fields where full round robin is impractical but fairer than random draw.
Whether you're running a local club night or a regional championship, PlayPulse adapts to how you organise basketball 3x3.
No app install. No special hardware. Just a browser.
FAQ