Amsterdam

Netherlands - May 30, 2026 to

Survive eight rallies. €10,000. The winner takes it all.

The One Point Challenge Tour is coming to Amsterdam, and 256 teams will battle for the OPCT Netherlands title. Every match is decided by exactly one point: Win it and you advance – lose it and you're out! The winning team qualifies for the OPCT World Finals and gets the chance to compete for €100,000 in prize money.

Take on the challenge, feel the energy of the Peakz Padel community, and experience unforgettable moments on and off the court.

EVERYBODY’S WELCOME.

Format

One Point Challenge

Prize money

€10,000

Location

Peakz Padel B.V.,
Lemelerbergweg 32,
1101AH Amsterdam,
Netherlands

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Entry Fee

€45 per team

Check in

10:00 AM

First Round

1:45 AM

Location

Peakz Padel B.V.,
Lemelerbergweg 32,
1101AH Amsterdam,
Netherlands

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Prize Money

€10,000

Pro duo grabs the crown: Lucía Sainz & Jérémy Scatena!

The first international OPCT brought world-class padel to Amsterdam. Together with our partner Peakz Padel, we welcomed a strong international lineup including Bram Meijer, Lucía Sainz, Jérémy Scatena, Nino Zweers, Thijs de Kroon, Nick Merten, Johannes Lindmeyer and Christian Böhnke, all chasing a single rally that could decide it all. Outdoor courts, perfect weather, music between matches and OPCT Master Marta Ortega on site.

Big thanks to everyone who made it happen.

Amsterdam played its point. Up next: Dortmund, Mallorca, Paris and Solothurn.

From Amsterdam to the World Finals

National Winners

Lucía Sainz & Jérémy Scatena

The pro duo took the crown in Amsterdam. Their spot at the World Finals is booked.

Community Voting Winners

Enzo Maduro & Aldair Marquez

Brought in by OPCT Scorekeeper Nick. Voted in by the OPCT community. Heading straight to the World Finals.

Consolation Round Winner

Wout Veenendaal & Tim Buitelaar

Fought their way back through the Consolation Round and earned a shot at the Last Chance Match against the 2nd Placed Nationals. The winner books the final ticket to the World Finals.