Tap the rally winner. Rally-point scoring to 21, win by 2, capped at 30, with the server and serving side tracked automatically across a best-of-3 match.
Badminton uses rally-point scoring: every rally results in a point for someone, and that player or side always serves next, which keeps the score sheet simple compared to older serve-only scoring systems.
Reach 21 points with a 2-point lead, or reach 30 points outright, whichever happens first.
The server serves from the right court when their score is even, and the left court when it is odd.
Whoever wins a rally serves the next point, no matter who served the rally that was just played.
The winner of a game serves first in the next one, and this is set automatically after every game.
A game is won by the first player or side to reach 21 points with at least a 2-point lead, or by reaching 30 points outright, whichever comes first.
Badminton uses rally-point scoring, so whoever wins the rally scores a point and serves the next one, regardless of who served before.
The server serves from the right service court when their own score is even, and from the left when it is odd.
The winner of the previous game serves first in the next game, which this tracker sets automatically.
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