Tournament brackets that run themselves
Build the bracket, hand out the courts, and let it go. Scores come in from phones at the courts, winners move into the next round on their own, and the players who are up next get a notification telling them where to be. Spectators follow a public bracket page without an account.
- Seeds the draw and places byes correctly
- Assigns each match to the next free court or table
- Advances the winner the moment a match is finalized
- Notifies the players who are up next
- Publishes a live bracket page anyone can watch
Pick the shape of your event
Bracket generator
Type in the names, pick a format, and get a bracket you can print or run live. No account, no watermark on the printout, and no limit on how many you make.
How it works →Round robin
Everyone plays everyone. The generator builds the full schedule round by round, so nobody sits out twice in a row and nobody has to work out who is next on a napkin.
How it works →Double elimination
One loss does not end your day. Losers drop into a second bracket and can play all the way back to the final, which is why serious tournaments use it.
How it works →King of the hill
Winner stays on, loser goes to the back of the queue. The format for drop-in nights where people arrive and leave whenever they like, and one court has to keep everyone busy.
How it works →Find a tournament to play in
Every public event on Score All is listed in the tournament directory, searchable by sport, state, format and date. Browse and follow brackets free; registering takes a free account.
Tournaments for your sport
Each sport brings its own rules to every match in the bracket: races in pool, sets in tennis, a deciding set to 15 in volleyball, tables instead of courts in table tennis.
Table Tennis
Official 11-point scoring, deuce serving, doubles rotation.
Pickleball
Side-out or rally scoring, 0-0-2 doubles, server tracking.
Tennis
Games, sets, deuce and tiebreaks, all counted for you.
Padel
Tennis scoring, always doubles, golden point option.
Badminton
Rally scoring to 21, 30-point cap, best of 3.
Squash
PAR to 11, best of 5; English scoring to 9 as an option.
Racquetball
Side-out scoring to 15, tiebreaker to 11.
Volleyball
Sets to 25, deciding set to 15, best of 3 or 5.
Basketball
Game clock, shot clock, periods, fouls and overtime, or pickup to 21.
Soccer
Two halves, running clock, goals, cards, extra time and penalties.
Futsal
Two 20-minute halves, accumulated fouls, indoor five-a-side.
Football
Quarters, touchdowns, field goals and a game clock.
Rugby
Tries, conversions, penalties and drop goals on a running clock.
Hockey
Three periods, goals, overtime and a shootout.
Lacrosse
Four quarters, goals, penalties and overtime.
Baseball & softball
Innings, outs, line score, walk-offs and mercy rules.
Ultimate frisbee
Game to 15, cap at 17, halftime at 8.
Pool & billiards
Race to N racks for 8-ball, 9-ball, 10-ball; points for straight pool.
Bocce
Frame scoring: 1 to 4 points a frame, first to 12.
Shuffleboard
Table (to 15/21, 1-4 a round) or deck (to 75, triangle scoring).
Cornhole
Cancellation scoring to 21, bust or exact finish.
Roundnet
Roundnet (Spikeball): rally scoring to 21, win by 2.
Beer pong
Cups sunk, first to clear the rack.
Card game tournaments
Run a euchre, spades, cribbage or pinochle bracket at tables instead of courts. Every game in the bracket is scored with that game's own rules, and the next round launches as soon as a table reports.
Spades tournaments
Bids, nil, bags and sandbag penalties, added up for you.
Euchre tournaments
Makers, marches, loners and euchres in two taps.
Gin Rummy tournaments
Knocks, gin, undercuts, box and game bonuses.
Rummy 500 tournaments
Melds minus deadwood, hand by hand, first to 500.
Cribbage tournaments
A pegging board on your phone: 121 or 61, skunks called.
Pinochle tournaments
Bid, meld and counters; sets and saves handled.
Canasta tournaments
Canastas, red threes and going out, to 5,000.
Hand and Foot tournaments
Clean and dirty books, rounds and meld minimums.
Custom card game tournaments
Any card game: points per hand, high or low wins.
Tournament software FAQ
Is the tournament bracket software free?
Yes. The free plan runs events up to 16 players with automatic advancement, court assignments and a public bracket page. The printable bracket generator needs no account at all.
Do brackets advance automatically?
Yes. When a match is finalized the winner is placed into the next round, the next match becomes ready, and the players in it are notified.
Can players follow the bracket on their phones?
Yes. Every event has a public page with the live bracket and scores. Spectators need no account.
Can I print a bracket?
Yes. The bracket generator produces a printable sheet with score lines, free, with no sign-up and no watermark.
Run your next event free
Up to 16 players on the free plan, with courts, notifications and a public bracket.
Create a tournament