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Enter the email address you joined with, and your password. Your password gets you in from any device, with no email to wait for. Forgotten it is one link away.
By signing in you accept the terms and the privacy policy.
Trouble signing in
A failed attempt says the email and password do not match, never which of the two was wrong. Organizers use this same sign-in, and there is no separate admin door.
Cannot get in. Reset the password below. When the reset email never arrives, the usual cause is that the club signed you up on your work address. If that is not it, write to us.
Not sure you ever had an account. Use the search below. Your name in a ladder's standings means you have one.
Find my tennis ladder
The part most people actually need. Search by club name, city, ladder name, or the name of the person who runs it. Quiet ladders are marked quiet instead of hidden, and if you play in two you get both.
Nothing found
Nothing found? Three other ways in. Browsing by location sometimes beats guessing at a name. Searching the club works better without the word tennis in it, since "Highgate" lands faster than "tennis ladder London". And your own name works, because a played match puts you in a public standings table, unless you took the search opt-out in the privacy policy.
Two things happen here: you sign in, or you go looking for the ladder you came for. Most people searching for a tennis ladder login are trying to get back to a standings page they saw once, and nothing worth reading on this site sits behind the form.
Your club's ladder is not on Deuce
Probably the answer, and not by a narrow margin. Deuce is new, and most club ladders anywhere still run on a spreadsheet and a group chat.
Start the one your club is missing. Eleven questions, about five minutes, then a person builds it with you. Ten nameable players is the floor and twelve is self-sustaining; if your list is shorter we say so before you launch. Start a ladder.
Or read what a ladder is first. How a tennis ladder works and the full ruleset, both public.
You are looking for a different platform
It happens often enough to be worth a table. Deuce is none of these.
| What you are looking for | Where to go |
|---|---|
| A USTA league, a USTA Flex league, or your NTRP rating | The USTA site, or the coordinator named on your local league page |
| A UTR rating, a UTR event, or UTR Sports flex play | Universal Tennis, under its own name |
| Your national association's league, ladder, or box league | Your national or county association's own site |
| Your club's court booking system | Your club. Booking is almost never run by the ladder software |
| A different ladder app your club already uses | Search the club's name plus the word ladder |
| A password reset for a platform that is not this one | That platform's own sign-in page. We have no access to your account there |
Rows checked July 2026. Organizations rename things, so tell us if one is wrong.
Search engines send people to the wrong tennis site constantly. If you do want to know how a ladder differs from a flex or box league, the comparison covers it, including who should not use Deuce.
What you do not need an account for
- Every ladder's standings, results, rules and season dates
- Every city and region page, with court lists and live counts
- The full ruleset, the scoring rules and the level conversion table
- Deciding whether anyone plays near you, before you hand over an email address
That is permanent and not a launch promotion. Hiding what a player needs before they decide whether to play is the most common mistake in this category. Browse ladders.
If you are not here to sign in
To play, find a ladder at your level in your city. To run one, start a ladder. Otherwise there are common questions, or write to us.