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Fourteen people at five-a-side, a PE class, or a company tournament, and you need fair teams fast. Here's how to pick teams at random, how to balance skill levels, and how to do it in seconds with Turniej Generator's free team generator.
Age categories, groups and a bracket, number of tables and playing time, seeding, umpiring, and live results. A complete guide to running a table tennis tournament, with sample calculations and lessons from a Grand Prix series run in Turniej Generator.
Free printable tournament brackets in PDF for 8, 16, 32, and 64 players, in single and double elimination. Ideal for table tennis, badminton, or darts, and compatible with Turniej Generator, so you can enter results from paper into the system as you go or after the event.
Hundreds of athletes, dozens of categories, several mats, and a big screen. Here's what martial arts tournament software should do and how karate, judo, taekwondo, kickboxing, and BJJ differ, with a checklist for organizers.
Kyorugi and poomsae, age, weight, and grade categories, several courts at once. Here's how to prepare a taekwondo tournament, from registration through the weigh-in and draw to live results and the club medal table.
Weigh-ins, weight categories, repechage, several mats, and parents waiting for their child's bout. Here's how to prepare a judo tournament step by step, from registration to the club medal table.
Paper, spreadsheet, or tournament software? Here's what a good tournament generator should do, which competition formats it should support, and what to check before you choose, with a checklist for organizers.
From choosing 501 and a competition format, through setting up the boards, to live results and statistics: a complete guide to running a darts tournament.
A tournament schedule step by step: how to calculate playing time, give players enough rest, assign matches to courts, and plan several categories.
A summer tournament series, a darts Grand Prix or a kids' event tour — it all comes down to one points table. Learn how to set points per place, when to count only the best results, and how to use the series standings to seed the next tournaments.
Hundreds of athletes, dozens of categories, several mats, and parents at the table asking "when is my son fighting?". Here's how to prepare a karate, judo, or taekwondo tournament step by step: registration import, draws without same-club bouts, scheduling, scoreboards, certificates, and online results.
How many matches will 12 teams play, who gets a bye, and how do you seed the favorites so they don't meet in the first round? A complete guide with tables and examples.
