Overview Silly Pickles runs social pickleball leagues for adults 21 and over, and nobody keeps a doubles partner: a rotating-partner ladder hands every player new teammates each game and re-ranks the whole league every week. Most people sign up solo. The league books the courts, sets the matchups, emails the schedule and finds subs. Leagues run across the United States, with more in Canada and Australia. On site A league meets once a week through a season on a set night at a local pickleball club, and each player gets a full hour of court time, with start times shifting from week to week. In the fall 2026 season the Texas leagues played at Chicken N Pickle in Allen, Grand Prairie, Grapevine and San Antonio, at Bumpy Pickle and TEMPO in Houston, and at Waterloo Pickleball and Austin Pickle Ranch, mostly on Sunday nights, and several of them sold out. Players RSVP each week and bring their own paddles, and the league adds group chats and social events off the court. Audience Most players are young adults, and many join to meet people: one review on the league's own site comes from a player who moved to Atlanta for work knowing no one, another from a Brooklyn player who calls New York a hard place to meet people. The ladder keeps beginners and stronger players at their own level, and the league says about 30% of its players are new to pickleball. Track record Early in 2026 the league listed play in more than 30 states. By September 2026 its site counted more than 30,000 players, 180,000 games played and more than 110 cities, including leagues in Canada and Australia. Brand presence Partners buy in at four levels, Bronze to Platinum. The league reaches its players every week through the emailed schedule, the league group chats, the social events and the courts at the clubs where each league plays.