You put the guy online. Teams or individual players, groups and a knockout round. You enter the score and the table on the tournament page does the math. For a LAN, the guy stays on site, each PC is a field.
Typical format
groups, then knockout.
Rating
Victory or map status
Playtime
Online or LAN
In the setup, select E-Sports and set the type to online so that the event appears as online in the filter. The field planner remains on. You enter the final score, for example 2:0 in a best of 3. Rating on points: win 1, loss 0, no draw. Criteria: points, direct comparison, point difference. If you count maps, you set the score to sets and enter the maps you won, about 2:1.
If you're sitting in the same room, you leave the guy on site. Each PC is a field, the planner places the games on the squares. There is no connection to a game. Lobby, veto and kills remain in the game. Under structure you choose groups, a knockout round, double elimination or Swiss. With Swiss, you draw each additional round yourself as soon as the results are available.
Teams register, play the groups and then the knockout round. The tournament page shows the next round and the table.
Every player is a team. Eight players, everyone against everyone, the table is the result.
Leave the guy on site. Each PC is a field. The planner places the games on their seats and the display in the room shows who is next.
Four simple steps and the basic structure is in place.
Put sports on e-sports. For a remote tournament, set the type to online. Fields and field planners remain there.
In singles, create each player as a team. In the team, the team with the names in the squad.
Create groups and a subsequent knockout round. Win 1, loss 0, draw 0.
In a best of 3, set the score to sets and enter the map score, about 2:1.
Semi-final 1
Semi-final 2
Final
SV Nordhafen
TSV Lindenau
16:00 · Field 1
Group stage, knockout system or both. With a template, the format is ready in a minute, you can build your own formats from phases, groups and individual games.
Learn moreEnter results on your mobile phone, the table calculates itself. With set scoring, your own points, undo and export of the rankings.
Learn moreLive · Group A
Each tournament has its own page with schedule, tables and registration. One click makes it public.
Learn moreNo. The match score, about 2:0. Kills, objectives and rounds remain in the game.
Yes, and Swiss too. You put both under structure. Double Elimination has a losing round, Swiss draws the next round when the current one is complete. There is no further connection to the game.
No. As soon as the game is over, you enter the score. There is no connection to a game.
Yes. You set the type on site so that the LAN ends up in the filter. You create each PC as a field and the field planner sets the times. Online doesn't take away the planner.
Yes. The tournament page runs in the browser and shows the game plan and table. You don't need an app.
No subscription, no credit card. As the tournament grows, you book the plan just for that one event.
