Run a curling tournament from a phone
A bonspiel is sheets, draws and games of a fixed length. Name the sheets and the bracket calls each game to the next free one.
- Score each end +1 to +8 (mixed doubles +1 to +6) or call a blank end
- Hammer tracked: the scoring team gives it up, a blank end keeps it
- 6, 8 or 10 ends with an extra end on a tie, or ties stand for league play
- Concede button, mixed doubles power play and a line score overlay
Which format suits a curling 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 li…
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 t…
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…
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 li…
The parts that usually need a whiteboard
Sheets
Name your sheets (A, B, C...) and games go to whichever is free.
Game length
Set 6, 8 or 10 ends and whether a tie plays an extra end, once for the whole event.
Leagues
A round robin works as a league season, with standings after every game.
Curling tournament FAQ
How do I run a curling bonspiel?
Pick a bracket format, add the teams and name the sheets. Score All assigns games to free sheets and advances winners as each line score comes in.
Can I run a curling league?
Yes. Run it as a round robin and the standings update after every game.
Can I print a curling bracket?
Yes. The printable bracket generator is free and needs no account.
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