This guide outlines the proper way to notify Honcho if your opponent no-showed your scheduled match. We rely on this form to track and resolve any no-show issues. If the form isn’t submitted, we aren’t able to follow up and handle the situation properly.

🕒 When to Submit the Match Issues Form

Set-Partner Doubles

If your opponents didn’t show up for your match and you didn’t receive a forfeit confirmation email, here’s what to do:

1. Please allow a 10-minute grace period after your scheduled match time before marking a team as a no-show.
2. Double-check your inbox and spam folder. Sometimes the forfeit notification email can land in the wrong place.
3. If you're sure your opponents no-showed and nothing came through from Honcho, please fill out the Match Issues Form and mark the team as a ‘no-show’ as soon as possible so we can investigate and take action if needed.

Timely reporting helps us track patterns, follow up with teams, and keep things fair for everyone.

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If your team received a forfeit notification for the match, no further action is needed. Only one team needs to submit the Match Issues Form — if you got the notification, that means Honcho was already looped in. Please don’t submit a duplicate form, just to keep things tidy on our end!

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🧾 What Happens After You Submit the Form

Set-Partner Doubles

🏓 The present team is encouraged to use the court during your scheduled time to practice, drill, or invite other players nearby to join for a fun match. Don’t let good court time go to waste!

• The present team will be awarded the win for the match.
• In the event of a forfeit/no-show, the present team will be awarded a match win for standings purposes, but game scores/number of games won will not be assumed. To maintain fairness and accuracy in standings and ratings, we do not award unearned game wins.

⚠️ Important Notice

Set-Partner Doubles