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Paddle Palace Club 2025 Fall Open – Sponsored by MLTT

Post by Paddle Palace

Sep 17 2025

The Paddle Palace Club is proud to host the 2025 Fall Open, a USATT 1-Star Sanctioned Tournament, on Saturday, September 27 and Sunday, September 28. This unique event, sponsored by Major League Table Tennis (MLTT), combines top-level play, innovative formats, and exciting player perks.

Why Play This Event?

$4,800 in cash prizes across singles, doubles, and team events.
2 FREE general admission tickets to one MLTT Portland session (October 3–5).
1-month free subscription to TableTennis.tv, the brand-new streaming service featuring MLTT, the German Bundesliga, and other elite events.

Event Highlights

All Singles and Doubles events begin with round robin (RR) groups, followed by single elimination playoffs.
Best of 5 games to 11 for all matches.
Unique Golden Game Teams Event (U5200) – a fast-paced, 3-player team format with rotating play in a single game to 21 points. If tied 20–20, the match is decided by a single Golden Point.

Schedule and Prizes

Saturday, September 27

U4200 Doubles RR – 9:00 AM, $30/player, $200 (1st), $100 (2nd)
U3000 Doubles RR – 9:00 AM, $20/player, Certificates
Open Singles RR – 10:30 AM, $60, $1000 (1st), $500 (2nd), $200 (3rd/4th)
U1200 RR – 12:30 PM, $25, Certificates
U2000 RR – 2:30 PM, $40, $300 (1st), $150 (2nd), $75 (3rd/4th)
U1600 RR – 4:30 PM, $30, $100 (1st), Certificate (2nd)

Sunday, September 28

U5200 Golden Game 3-Person Teams – 10:00 AM, $30/player, $500 (1st), $300 (2nd), $100 (3rd/4th)
U2250 RR – 12:00 PM, $40, $400 (1st), $200 (2nd)
U1400 RR – 2:00 PM, $25, Certificates
U1800 RR – 4:00 PM, $40, $200 (1st), $100 (2nd)

Registration

Don’t miss your chance to compete in one of the most exciting tournaments of the year.
- Sign up now at Omnipong.com.

Whether you’re aiming for the prize money, preparing for MLTT Portland, or ready to try the innovative Golden Game Teams format, the 2025 Fall Open promises two days of competitive play and unforgettable fun.

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