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Annual report · 2026 edition

What time do padel slots disappear?

We continuously monitor padel court availability across Europe. This report analyses 1,180,934 observations covering 63,506 slot types across 1,457 clubs — the largest public study of padel booking pressure ever run.

The key number

An 8pm slot disappears 43% faster than an 8am slot.

The later the hour, the shorter a free slot survives: our availability index drops from 33 observation passes on average for an 8am slot to 18.8 for an 8pm slot.

How long a free slot survives, by hour (5 countries, local time)

Index = average number of observation passes (~3h apart) where the slot was still bookable. Shorter bar = slot gone sooner.

07:00
44.4
08:00
33.0
09:00
30.2
10:00
29.0
11:00
29.0
12:00
28.0
13:00
26.0
14:00
24.7
15:00
24.2
16:00
23.7
17:00
23.6
18:00
22.5
19:00
20.9
20:00
18.8
21:00
19.8
22:00
19.0

Evening pressure, country by country

Survival gap between a morning slot (8-11am) and an evening slot (6-9pm) within each country — the indicator is internal to each market, so it compares fairly.

CountryEvening slots analysedAn evening slot disappears…
Italy3,00246% faster
United Kingdom92330% faster
Spain3,66420% faster
France51517% faster
Belgium361at the same pace (relaxed market)

🇮🇹 Italy has the most contested evenings in Europe: an evening campo vanishes almost twice as fast as a morning one.

Method and limitations

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These figures are free to reuse, commercially included, with attribution to “Padel Snipe” and a link to this page. The full clubs dataset is available on the open-data atlas.

Why we know these numbers

Padel Snipe books courts automatically the second they open — this continuous availability monitoring is what produces this data.

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