SMALL TOURNAMENTS. BIG MOMENTS.
300 matches across 25 rounds. Enter participant names and record results. Build a free tournament bracket or round-robin schedule. Record scores, follow standings, and share a printable snapshot with your group.
Free. No sign-up. Yours to play.Undo restores saved scores, round advancement, and bracket creation. Up to 40 changes this visit.
All visible rounds are complete. Advance to the next round or review your results.
| # | Team | Played | Wins | Difference | Points |
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Win 3 points · draw 1 · loss 0. Ties: score difference, then scores for, then original order.
Earlier rounds lock after advancing. Undo returns to an earlier round during this visit.
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300 matches across 25 rounds. Enter participant names and record results. Each participant plays 24 matches; each round has 1 resting participant(s). At an illustrative 15 minutes per match on one court, allow 4500 minutes before breaks. Parallel courts can shorten the schedule.
Enter unique names. Elimination supports 2–64 participants; round robin supports 2–20.
Keep input order for seeding or shuffle. Elimination gives byes to the highest seeds when needed; leagues give everyone one match against each opponent.
Save each score, then advance completed rounds. Share a snapshot after changes; shared links do not update automatically.
25 participants, 24 matches and 5 rounds. 7 first-round byes are assigned to top seeds.
↗Every participant faces every other participant once.
◷Schedule a small league with 3–1–0 standings.
⌘2 participants, 1 matches and 1 rounds. Each pair meets once.
⤢3 participants, 3 matches and 3 rounds. Each pair meets once.
≋5 participants, 10 matches and 5 rounds. Each pair meets once.
↻7 participants, 21 matches and 7 rounds. Each pair meets once.
＋8 participants, 28 matches and 7 rounds. Each pair meets once.
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