A knockout cup with the draw handled
Add at least four players and choose your seeds. The cup calculates the bracket size from the final line-up and adds byes where needed, so your event does not need a perfect power-of-two player count.
Run a straight knockout cup or give everyone a group stage before the pressure of the final rounds. Build the competition around the way you want to play.
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THE WAY YOU PLAY
Choose Custom Cup for a knockout bracket. Choose Custom Tournament when you want to combine group stages and knockout rounds, with control over who advances and how each round is played.
Add at least four players and choose your seeds. The cup calculates the bracket size from the final line-up and adds byes where needed, so your event does not need a perfect power-of-two player count.
In a custom tournament, choose group sizes and how many players qualify. Combine stages into a route that ends with a two-player final. A structure preview shows the player and match counts as you set it up.
Choose the number of legs and sets for each round. Use shorter early rounds and a longer final, with options for double out and deciding-leg rules that suit your event.
Assign seeded places when you need them. For group stages, choose standings tiebreakers so that qualification follows the rules you set before play begins.
Open a match from the competition, record the darts and return to the tournament view. Results, player statistics and the progression through the event stay together.
Continue with new seasons, review history and bring online friends into the competition. An optional competition forum keeps the discussion attached to the cup or tournament.
Open My competitions. Use a cup for straight knockout play, or a custom tournament for groups and knockout stages.
Choose players and seeds, then configure the rounds. For groups, set the group sizes, qualifiers and standings tiebreakers.
Start the event, score its matches and follow the table or bracket. Review statistics and history when the champion is decided.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
A cup is a knockout competition. A custom tournament lets you build a sequence of group and knockout stages, ending with a final.
Yes. The bracket is sized automatically, with byes where needed. A custom cup requires at least four players.
Yes. Match lengths are configurable by round, so you can choose different best-of-legs and best-of-sets formats as the competition progresses.
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