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Run esports brackets with live sharing

Seed quickly, stream clean brackets and share links in Discord.

Results update in real time.

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Run esports brackets with live sharing

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How you'll run events

Pick your format

Single, double elimination, Swiss or groups.

Share to Discord

Post the public link and keep viewers synced live.

Create single or double elimination, Swiss or groups, and keep viewers in the loop with a public link or embed on your site or stream page.

Why this fits esports

Stream-friendly

Clean public pages and embeds that look good on stream.

Fast admin

Seed, score and advance rounds without manual redraws.

An esports bracket maker built for communities

Instant bracket generation

Add players, generate the bracket and start the tournament, all in under a minute.

Embed brackets on your site

Copy one embed code and show live brackets on your website, blog or community page.

Multi-admin access

Invite co-organizers to enter scores and help you run the tournament.

Questions from gaming communities

Yes. Double elimination is the standard for fighting-game majors and Score7 generates the upper and lower brackets through to the grand final. With the default grand final the match count is 2n-2 per leg. The semifinal crossover has one match fewer.

Yes. Swiss pairs players with similar records each round and avoids early eliminations. A common round count is log2(n) rounded up: 5 rounds for 32 players, 6 for 64.

Yes. The public link refreshes live as you enter scores. With Premium, you can also embed the bracket as an iframe on a website or stream overlay so viewers see it update without leaving the stream.

Yes. Open registrations and share the registration link in your Discord or Twitter. Players sign up with a name (their gamertag is fine) and an email, then you approve or reject.

It depends on the format. Brackets of 100+ players work comfortably, while a single round robin takes up to 64 players.

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One link, everyone follows the score

Post a result and the public page updates the bracket and standings for everyone.

Lose once and stay in the running

Create upper and lower brackets with automatic progression and a clear public view.

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Ready to run your tournament?

Share one link and everyone can follow the results live.

Starter plan to begin

No credit card needed

Set up in under 2 minutes