How do I verify my child's age?Age-group events need a date of birth confirmed by the government. This takes a few minutes with DigiLocker.I signed up. Am I entered?No. An account and a player are two different things. Signing up creates the account; then you add the people who play.How do I enter a tournament?Add the player, then choose the event. The fee is paid to the organiser.Why can I not enter this event?Every refusal names the rule and what to do next. Here is what each one means.How does a doubles partner work?A pair is one entry with one fee. There are three ways to find your partner.How do I pay the entry fee?You pay the organiser directly, usually by UPI. Then you record the reference so they can match it.How do ranking points work?Where you finish decides the points. A category needs at least 8 entries to count.How are seeds decided, and does my ranking help me?Seeds keep the strongest players apart. An organiser can set them from the ranking table.How do I follow the score while my child is playing?Scores update on this site as the umpire taps them in. You do not need an account to watch.My child lost the first match. Is that the end?Some tournaments run a second draw for players knocked out in the first round, so they get more matches.How do I withdraw my child from a tournament?You can withdraw from My Panel while entries are still open. After that the organiser has to do it.How do I change the email address I sign in with?Ask for a code, which is sent to your current address, then enter it with the new address.

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