Tournament rules: regulations on their own tab
Half the questions at an event are “how many games”, “what happens on a draw”, “when is the final”. The answers fit nicely into the rules: they live on a separate tournament tab, and the link can go to any player.
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Where it is
Every tournament has a Regulations tab. At the top are the sport and format, below them the organiser's regulations. The tab is open to anyone with the tournament link.
What to include
- dates, venue and start time;
- format and system of play;
- match format: how many wins, tie-break, time limits;
- how places are decided on equal points;
- prizes, entry fees and the organiser's contacts.
A new tournament gets a starter template that is not tied to a specific sport. You just add your own conditions. The text is shown as written, with paragraphs kept.
How to fill it in
- Open the tournament and go to the Regulations tab.
- Write the tournament conditions and save.
- Send players the link to the tab — the rules are at everyone's fingertips.
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