For organizers ·
Run your knockout from the bracket
Tap a match on the wall chart to say who won, record a no-show or answer a raised hand. The console is still there; for results, forfeits and hands, you don't have to go back to it.
Tonight’s code
Join code: R K 4 7 Q X12 here · 5 boards in play
The short version
- Tap a marked match: Who won?, with both players' names on big buttons
- Both reports side by side when the players disagree
- Record a forfeit for a match still waiting for a board
- On my way and Done for a player calling the TD
- Matches that need you are marked on the chart
- Players and members see the same bracket as before
On a knockout night the wall chart is where everyone looks, the TD included. So now it’s where the TD can work too. Open your tournament’s bracket: every match that needs you carries a small button (Who won?, Hand up, Disputed), and a tap on it opens the match with your part on top.
Who won?
A game on a board shows Who won? with the players’ names on the buttons: tap one, then Settle it, and the bracket moves on, next match onto the board and all. If the two players reported different results, you see both before you decide. In Armageddon the Draw button reminds you who a draw sends through, because that’s the question at 11 pm.
No-shows and raised hands
A match waiting for a board can take a forfeit: pick who came, and they go through. When a player calls the TD, their match is marked on the chart, and its sheet has On my way and Done. On full screen your marks stay hidden until you turn on TD marks, so a projector shows just the bracket. On a phone each match that needs you gets its own big button under it.
Only for whoever runs it
Owners, organizers and the tournament’s TDs get these; everyone else sees the same bracket they always did. It works in the console’s Bracket tab, on full screen, and in a practice run, so you can try it with pretend players first.