Find a partner. Then find a team to beat.
A 2v2 needs four people who are free at the same time. This page gets you the first one.
You already have a partner
Start the team and send them the code. It works once, then the seat is filled.
Send your partner the link. It opens this page with the code already filled in, so they only have to press one button.
Your partner sent you a code
Six characters. Enter it and you are on their team.
No partner? Join the pool
Everyone here is looking for the same thing. Pick someone, they accept, and you are a team. Nobody is teamed up without both people saying yes.
Five quick questions. They sort the list so the people most likely to suit you are at the top, and they do the same for anyone looking at you.
Your team
Queue for a 2v2
Your team goes in as a unit. Your partner does not have to be at their screen right now; the round link pulls them in when it fires.
Teams in the queue right now: checking.
How a 2v2 runs here
Four people, two benches. Speeches alternate between the benches, and within a bench they alternate between partners, so each of you speaks and only one of you holds the clock at a time. The AI judge writes the ballot at the end. APDA and Quick Clash run as true two on two. Asian Parliamentary is three a side in the wild and Worlds and BP are four teams of two, so those run here as a compressed version rather than the full format.