Why fair rotation beats first-come, first-served
Court-hogging isn't malice — it's a missing system. Here's the fix.
On a busy open night, the loudest problem is court-hogging. But it's rarely about bad people — it's about a missing system. When nobody tracks who has played and who's waiting, the confident and the well-connected simply play more.
A queue everyone can see
minton rotates players fairly and shows everyone their position. Nobody has to argue their turn, and the organizer doesn't have to police it. The result: more games for more people, and a calmer night.
Fairness isn't a nice-to-have here — it's the product.