Run esports tournaments without spreadsheets
Brackets, groups and leagues that move on their own: teams report their results, the opponent confirms them and the ranking updates instantly.
Five formats you can chain in phases
A tournament can start with groups and end in a playoff. Each phase picks its own format and whether series are best of 1, 3, 5 or 7 maps. Groups, leagues and Swiss can allow draws.
Single elimination
Lose once and you are out. The classic bracket for finals.
Double elimination
Winners and losers brackets: you have to lose twice to drop out.
Group stage
Teams are split into groups and the best of each move on.
League
Everyone plays everyone. Most points at the end wins.
Swiss system
Each round pairs teams with the same record. Many participants, few rounds.
Teams report the results, not the organizers
No more chasing screenshots on Discord. Every match goes through three steps:
A captain reports the score
Right after the match. In best-of-3 series or longer, map by map.
The opponent confirms it
If they disagree, they open a dispute and the organizers decide.
The result is locked
The bracket moves on, standings update and both teams’ ELO rating changes.
One platform for organizers, captains and players
If you organize
- Team or solo tournaments
- Chained phases, each with its own format
- Registrations, check-in and disputes in one panel
If you are a captain
- Teams open to join requests or closed with an invite link
- Rosters of up to 20 people, with starters and substitutes
- Register your team and report results from your phone
If you play
- Profile with match history, stats and ELO
- Linked and verified Steam or Riot account
- Phone notification when you have a match or check-in opens
Run your own tournaments
If you run a community, a club or a Discord server, apply for the organizer role and host tournaments under your name.
- Your own panel with your tournaments, registrations and stats
- Generate the bracket and manage matches, check-in and disputes
- Tournaments open to anyone or invite-only
How to get it
Fill in the application and send it from your account.
Staff reviews it and replies through the support chat.
Once the role is active you create tournaments. Each one is reviewed before it goes live.
Frequently asked questions
How do I become an organizer?
Fill in the organizer application on this page. We take you to the app with your details filled in, you log in and send it. Staff reviews it and replies through your account’s support chat.
Do I need to install anything?
No. TournamentZZZ runs in the browser, on desktop and mobile. If you like, you can add it to your home screen as an app and get notifications.
Can I run solo tournaments?
Yes. Besides team tournaments, you can create tournaments where each player signs up on their own, no team needed.
What if the opponent disagrees with a result?
They can open a dispute instead of confirming. The match stays pending until the tournament organizers review the case and set the score.
How is the ranking calculated?
With an ELO system: beating a higher-rated opponent earns more than beating a lower-rated one. Draws, when the phase allows them, count as half a result.
How many teams can I join?
As many as you want. You can create up to five active teams at a time, and each roster holds up to 20 people.
Can I verify my game account?
Yes. You can link your Steam or Riot Games account so organizers know you play on your own account.
Set up your first tournament this afternoon
Create your account, invite the teams and generate the bracket. You can sign in with Discord.