Sports in HoneyCup: from tennis to esports and fitness tests
In HoneyCup a sport is more than an icon. It decides the score format, entry hints, match points and the tie-break rules. The catalogue has 48 sports.
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What is in the catalogue
- racket sports: tennis, padel, squash, table tennis, badminton, pickleball;
- team sports: football, futsal, volleyball, basketball, streetball, hockey, handball, water polo;
- billiards, darts and precision: pool, snooker, Russian billiards, darts, axe throwing;
- esports: CS2, Dota 2, Valorant, League of Legends, Brawl Stars, EA FC;
- mind games: chess, checkers, go, backgammon, mahjong;
- combat sports: boxing, MMA, arm wrestling;
- result-based events instead of matches: swimming, running, skiing, cycling, rowing, fitness tests and more — for multi-sport events.
What a sport changes
- score format: sets in tennis, goals in football, games in table tennis, win/draw in chess;
- score checks and the entry hint;
- match points: for example, the FIVB system in volleyball or shootouts in hockey;
- tie-breaks: head-to-head in esports, ITTF rules in table tennis, Sonneborn–Berger in chess;
- labels: team sports say “Add team” instead of “Add participant”.
How to choose
The sport is chosen in the tournament's Format and rules panel: the list has a search, and popular sports are at the top. The sport icon then shows in tournament lists and in your account.


