Registration and standings, built into every event
Stop juggling a sign-up sheet, a spreadsheet, and a whiteboard.
Join & Roll handles registration, waitlists, pools, and live standings for whatever format you're running.From a five-table casual round robin to a full elimination bracket.
How it works
Turn it on when you create the event
Check "This is a tournament" on the event form, pick a format, and add your details : Swiss round count, top cut size, an estimated end time, free-form structure notes.
Registrants sign up, you stay in control
Players register against your capacity. If someone's reliability score is low, they land on a waiting list instead of taking a confirmed spot outright. You approve them in, no awkward conversations.
Generate pools, record results, standings update live
Once registrations are in, generate pools in one click. Record each match as it finishes and wins/draws/losses recalculate immediately. Visible to every player, not just you.
Every format, on your terms
Pick the structure that fits your event - it's yours to describe, and it shows up right on the event page so players know what they're signing up for.
Every format, on your terms
Pick the structure that fits your event - it's yours to describe, and it shows up right on the event page so players know what they're signing up for.
Swiss
No one's eliminated; every round pairs players with similar records so far, and standings are settled by score at the end. The go-to for a fixed time slot with an unpredictable turnout.
Why organizers use it
Why organizers use it
Standings players can check themselves
Pools, match results, and win/draw/loss records are visible on the event page as soon as you enter them. No one has to ask you where things stand.
One click to regenerate pools
Registrations change up to the last minute. Regenerate pools from whoever's currently registered whenever you need to, right up to start time.
Ready to run yours?
Tournament tools unlock the moment you turn them on for an event. Manage the ones you're already running, or start a new one.