“I came for one tournament. Now my whole Sunday belongs to padel.”
Padel tournament series · TbilisiEveryone plays.
Everyone plays.
Every level.
Bade runs the most carefully organised padel tournaments in Georgia — three categories, real prize money, and a spot for you whether this is your first draw or your fiftieth.
Next up · Bade Open, 18–20 September 2026
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1,240
Players
24
Events
₾10,500
Prize pool
BetssonAversiONTCrocobetKula PadelSportscape
Tournaments
3 categories · A is the toughest
Registration open2026 · SEP
Bade Open — September
18–20 September · Aghmashenebeli Alley 240, Tbilisi
A₾6,000
16 of 16 spots left
B₾3,000
32 of 32 spots left
C₾1,500
32 of 32 spots left
Two clubs.
Panoramic courts.
Full-glass courts, night lighting, and a clubhouse that stays busy long after the last match. Rackets and balls are on the house if you're just starting.
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How a Bade weekend runs
01
Enter as a pair
Pick your category, add both names, pay online or at the club. Confirmation and the schedule land the same day.
02
Group stage
Groups of four, three guaranteed matches. Nobody drives home after one loss — that's the whole point.
03
Play-offs
Top two per group go through to the bracket — quarters, semis, final, and a third-place match under lights.
Hall of fame
The names on the wall
JULBeriashvili / KutateladzeA
JULBeriashvili / KutateladzeA
JUNTsereteli / GhvinepadzeA
JUNTsereteli / GhvinepadzeA
JUNChkheidze / AbuladzeB
JUNChkheidze / AbuladzeB
MAYLomidze / KapanadzeC
MAYLomidze / KapanadzeC
No partner yet?
Join the group chat — pairs get matched by level before every draw closes.
Join the communityHeard courtside
What they say about Bade
Drag the top card off the pile — or tap whichever one is peeking out underneath.
“The only place in Tbilisi where I can lose and still leave smiling.”
“Best organised weekend in the city. You just show up and play.”
“My doubles partner was a stranger in May. Now we talk every day.”
Questions,
answered
C. It's built for first draws and improving players, and most people who now play A started there.
No. Loan rackets are free at both clubs, and balls are included in the entry fee.
Three, from the group stage. Reach the play-offs and you'll play four to six across the weekend.
Yes — choose bank transfer or pay-at-club at the last step. Your spot is held for 48 hours.
See you on court.
Registration for the September draw closes when the last spot goes — A is already two thirds full.