Run a Phase 10 tournament from a phone
Phase 10 makes a good bracket when it is played head to head: two players per table, each game played until someone completes the last phase. Score All builds the draw, sends each match to a free table and scores every game with the official rules, so the winner moves on the moment the game is decided.
- Tick who went out and who made their phase; the sheet moves everyone along
- Standings rank by phase first, then by the fewest points
- Even or odd phases, a shorter game, or Masters style in any order
- A tie at the finish is replayed on the last phase, as the official rules say
Which format suits a Phase 10 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
Head to head
A bracket match has two sides, so tournament games are two players. Tables of three to six can still be scored one game at a time, just not as bracket matches.
Pick a length that fits the night
A full game of ten phases takes a while. Set the event to even phases only, odd phases only or the first five phases, and every match uses the same setting.
Tables
Name your tables and each match goes to the next free one, with a push notification telling both players where to sit.
Phase 10 tournament FAQ
How do I run a Phase 10 tournament?
Create the event, pick single or double elimination, a round robin or king of the hill, and add the players. Each game is scored on a phone at the table and the winner moves on automatically.
What if a match ends in a tie?
With the official tie rule, two players who finish phase 10 on the same total play a tiebreak hand, so every match has a winner. Avoid the shared-win option for a bracket, because a drawn match does not advance anyone.
Can I print a Phase 10 bracket?
Yes. The printable bracket generator is free and needs no account. Running it live with table assignments is part of the Pro plan.
No public Phase 10 tournaments are listed right now. Browse the directory for other events, or create one and it appears here for players to find.