How to embed a tournament bracket on your club website
Your club or federation already has a website, and you would rather not send spectators elsewhere. A HoneyCup bracket can be placed right on your own page — it looks the same and updates as the tournament goes on.
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What you get
Your page shows the tournament bracket — the same one as on HoneyCup, but without menus, header or controls: just matches and scores. Visitors can scroll the bracket and follow results, but cannot change anything.
The embedded bracket shows scores live: the organiser enters a result and a second later it appears on your site, with no page reload.
Where to get the code
- Open the tournament page on HoneyCup.
- Click the arrow next to “Share” and choose “Embed code”.
- Press “Copy code”.
- Paste the code into your page's HTML — in website builders this is usually an “HTML” or “Code” block.
Which tournaments can be embedded
Any saved tournament with a bracket: single and double elimination, groups with knockout, Swiss and other formats. At the bottom of the embed there is a small honeycup.ru caption linking to the full tournament page with standings, schedule and rules.
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