Darts tournament manager · Free
Darts tournaments, from the draw to the champion
A bracket generator that also runs the night: pick a format, add your players, and the draw builds itself, seeding and byes included. Every leg you score moves the bracket on, live for everyone.
Five formats
Which tournament format fits your night
Quick nights and big fields. Lose once and you're out.
When everyone deserves a second chance. Losers drop into a losers bracket; its winner meets the winners-bracket champion in the final.
Small groups, up to about eight, where everyone should play everyone. The table decides it.
Bigger fields with limited time. Each round pairs players on the same record, never the same opponent twice.
Everyone plays several matches in a round-robin group; the top finishers go through to a single or double elimination knockout.
Bracket generator
Seeding, byes and the draw
- Standard seeding keeps the top seeds apart until the late rounds.
- When the field isn't a power of two, byes go to the top seeds and advance them automatically.
- Seed by hand, or by each player's average, MPR or win rate for the game you're playing.
- Matches can be best of 1 up to best of 11 legs.
On the night
Scored straight into the bracket
- Several people can score at once; each match is claimed by the device scoring it.
- Players can report their own result for their opponent to confirm.
- Drop-outs forfeit their remaining matches; undoing a result also clears what depended on it.
- A leaderboard ranks everyone by wins, then by the game's headline stat, such as three-dart average in X01 or MPR in Cricket.
Step by step
How to run a darts tournament
- Step 1Choose the format and the game
Pick one of the five formats, the game (501, Cricket and more) and how many legs each match is best of.
- Step 2Add the players
Pick up to 32 players, or open sign-ups and share a link or QR code so players can join themselves.
- Step 3Seed the draw
Order the players yourself or seed them by their stats. Top seeds are kept apart in the early rounds and get any byes.
- Step 4Play and score each match
Score each leg in the app; the result moves the winner into the next round automatically.
- Step 5Share the live bracket
Send the bracket link, or put it on a TV, so everyone can follow every result as it happens.
Running it at a pub or club?
Sign-ups, board calling and the bracket on your TV
Venues get a public page, QR sign-ups, matches called to their boards and a crew that scores together.
Questions
About running darts tournaments
How many players can a tournament have?
Pick up to 32 players yourself, or open sign-ups and let up to 128 join from a link.
Which format should I choose?
Single elimination is quickest. Double elimination gives everyone a second chance. Round robin suits small groups where everyone should play everyone. Swiss handles bigger fields in a few rounds. Groups into a knockout gives everyone several games, then a final stage.
What happens with an odd number of players?
Elimination brackets give byes to the top seeds. In Swiss, one player sits out each round and gets the win, never the same player twice.
Do players need an account to follow the bracket?
No. The live bracket opens from a share link in any browser. Joining through open sign-ups needs a free account; anyone else can be added by name.
Can several people score at once?
Yes. Each match is claimed by the device scoring it, so two people can't score the same match, and players can report their own results for their opponent to confirm.
Can I fix a result entered by mistake?
Yes. Undoing a result also clears any later matches that depended on it, so the bracket stays consistent.
Keep reading
Score 501, Cricket and five more games, with checkout routes.
Averages, checkout percentage, MPR, trends and head-to-head.
Sign-ups, board calling and the bracket on your TV.
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