How the game actually works
Learn it once.
Play it for life.
Breakers is tennis with the boring parts cut out. Best-of-three super tie-breaks, three power cards in your hand.
Start with the matchThree sets. Each a super tie-break. Best of three.
Set 1
Super tie-break to 10 points. Win by 2.
Set 2
Same format. Every point counts.
The Decider
If it goes the distance. One more set for the win.
Three cards. One per set. Play them right.
One card per set
Three sets, three chances. You can't stack two cards in the same set — make each one count.
Call it out loud
A card only counts if you announce it before the point starts. No silent plays, no take-backs.
Once each, per match
You get one Double, one Shield, one Steal for the whole match. They don't come back.
Everyone plays real matches. Pools see to that.
Watch one set turn on a card.
Samuel 
Beau Decider locked at 6-all. Samuel steps up to serve.
No umpires. Just good players.
Call your own lines
If you're not sure, the ball was in. Simple.
Announce your card
Say it loud before the serve. No silent plays.
Respect the schedule
Be on court 5 minutes before your match time.
Keep the score together
Both players track the score. Call it out after each point.
Win and lose well
Shake hands. Say good match. Mean it.
Bring the noise
Cheer. React. This isn't a library, it's a tournament.
Win the night. Bank the gear.
Got questions?
How long does a Breakers match last?
There is no fixed time limit. Each match is played as best-of-three super tie-break sets, so duration depends on the score and how close the match gets.
What level do I need to play?
Breakers tournaments welcome all levels. We organize divisions based on skill level (UTR or self-assessed) so every match is competitive and fun.
Are power cards mandatory?
Power cards are a core part of the Breakers format. The standard cards are Double, Steal, and Shield.
Where are Breakers tournaments held?
Currently in Bangkok, Thailand. We're expanding to other cities in Southeast Asia through our ambassador program.
How is Breakers different from regular tennis?
Same court, same rackets, same strokes. The difference is the format: BO3 super tie-break sets, strategic power cards, and a community-first atmosphere.
