Padel scored just like tennis. 15/0, 30/0, 40/0, game or deuce. There is no advantage. If a game goes to deuce, the winner of that point wins the game. It is like a sudden death.

- A padel court court.
- A padel net.
- Padel rackets (not be longer than 45.5cm, no wider than 26cm and no thicker than 38mm).
- A padel ball.
In the most basic sense, all you need to play padel is four players across two teams, a racket each and a ball.

You basically have to follow tennis rules. A game is scored exactly the same as tennis ie. 15/0, 30/0, 40/0, deuce, advantage etc

- In padel all points begin with an underarm serve into the service box diagonally opposite.
- If the first serve is a fault then a second serve is played.
- Once the ball is in play, all balls which cross the net must then bounce on the ground on the opponent’s side before hitting a glass or wire wall
- If the ball is returned over the net and then hits your opponents wall before hitting the ground the point is lost.
- Players may hit a volley except when receiving serve when the ball must bounce first.
- Players may hit the ball after it has bounced on a wall to return it to the opponent’s side