Cups and tournaments
Run a cup. Crown a champion.
Turn a regular game into a tournament. log8 builds the fixtures for a round robin or a knockout, plays best-of series where you want them, keeps the table as results are approved, and crowns the champion.
How it works
Running a cup
- Create the cupPick the game, the format and the entries: 2 to 16 players or teams.
- Fixtures are drawnlog8 builds the schedule for a round robin or the bracket for a knockout.
- Play and logEach fixture is logged and approved like any game.
- ChampionWhen the last result is in, log8 crowns the winner.
The detail
Cup details
- FormatsRound robin, single or double, and knockout.
- Best-of seriesMake a fixture best of 3, 5 or 7 and log8 tracks each game in it.
- Fair tie-breakersPoints first, then score difference and points scored where the game keeps a score, then head-to-head.
- A place on the mapAdd where the cup is played.
- BadgesChampion, Serial champion and Dynasty for winners, Perfect Cup for winning without a loss, Host for running one to the end.
- Share itShare the cup and its champion card with anyone, even without the app.
Good for
Who it is for
- Office cups
- College fests
- Weekend leagues
- FIFA tournaments
Questions
Cups and tournaments: questions
How many players can a cup have?
2 to 16 entries, players or teams.
Which formats are there?
Round robin (single or double) and knockout, with best-of series for fixtures.
Does the organiser decide results?
No. Fixtures are approved by the people who played them, like every other result.
Related features
Works well with
Be first on the scoreboard.
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Updated by the log8 team