You play.The tournament runs itself.
One-click sign-ups, rank-balanced teams, map veto in the match channel and results read from Riot match history. From check-in to the final, no spreadsheets.
- Free up to 64 players
- No card needed
- European Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese and English
- 5formats: single elimination, double elimination, league, Swiss and groups
- 13rounds to win, with overtime from 12–12 validated
- 3languages: European Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese and English
- 0administrator permissions and privileged intents requested
A Friday night, start to finish
This is what happens in an eight-team tournament. The organizer types two commands. Everything else is buttons players press inside Discord itself.
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MON · 18:00
Sign-ups open
The announcement appears in the channel with a button. Anyone without a rank on their profile enters their Riot ID in the same step and the bot imports it.
/tournament create Organizer -
FRI · 20:30
Channel check-in
Check-in opens in the tournament channel and every player presses “I'm here”. Anyone who forgets gets a DM reminder. Those who don’t confirm miss the draw, and the server can suspend repeat no-shows.
button “I'm here” Players -
FRI · 21:00
Balanced draw
Teams come out levelled by rank and composition. Nobody ends up with the server's three Immortals.
/tournament start Organizer -
FRI · 21:05
Channel and veto
Each match gets a private channel with both teams. The veto happens there, in turns, and whoever did not make the last ban picks the side.
map buttons Captains -
FRI · 21:50
The score arrives on its own
The bot finds the match in Riot match history and posts the score as reported. Teams just press Confirm.
button “Confirm” Bot + teams -
FRI · 23:40
Final on stream
The bracket updates on the public page and in the OBS overlay. The champion gets the 🏆 badge on their profile.
public page + overlay Everyone
What a generic bot does not know
Any tournament bot knows teams and brackets. This one also knows ranks, maps, sides and scores up to 13.
Fair teams before the first round
The draw reads each player's rank, imported from Riot, from Iron to Radiant, and splits the teams so the gap between them is minimal.
- Rank imported from Riot by Riot ID, not typed by hand
- Takes composition into account, not just the number
- On the Club plan, ranks refresh on their own
Clutch FC 5 players
- rafa.exe IMMORTAL 1
- Bia do Smoke DIAMOND 2
- tiagoOP PLATINUM 3
- Nuno97 GOLD 2
- marta SILVER 3
The Lurkers 5 players
- vandalzinho ASCENDANT 3
- K4tana DIAMOND 1
- joao.sage PLATINUM 3
- Inês GOLD 3
- pdr GOLD 1
Nobody has to type the score
Once the match ends, the bot finds it in Riot match history and posts the score as reported in the channel. Teams confirm with one click. If the bot picked up the wrong custom game, just press Dispute before the bracket moves on.
- Enforces Valorant rules: 13 rounds and overtime from 12–12
- Without match history, one team reports and the other confirms
- Free plan: 20 automatic results per month
overtime 12
| Clutch FC | K / D / A | ACS |
|---|---|---|
| rafa.exe MVP | 27 / 17 / 6 | 289 |
| Bia do Smoke | 19 / 18 / 11 | 221 |
| tiagoOP | 16 / 19 / 9 | 192 |
Illustrative example · read from Riot match history at 21:51 · waiting for confirmation
Real double elimination, for free
Lose and you drop to the lower bracket instead of going home. And if the lower-bracket team wins the grand final, there is a reset: the upper-bracket team deserves to lose twice too.
Single elimination
Straightforward, with byes handed out when the team count does not fit.
Double elimination
Upper and lower brackets, with a grand-final reset.
League
Round robin, organised by matchdays.
Swiss and groups
For big tournaments, with a group stage and qualification.
What changes against a bracket bot
A generic bracket bot runs the bracket. The rest — ranks, maps, scores — is left for someone to do by hand in a sheet or a message.
| On tournament night | Generic bracket bot | This bot |
|---|---|---|
| Each player’s rank | Typed by hand at sign-up | Imported from Riot by Riot ID |
| Balanced teams | Random draw or done by hand | By rank and composition |
| Map and side veto | Agreed in a conversation | Buttons in the match channel |
| Result | Someone types the score | Read from Riot match history, confirmed by the teams |
| Impossible score (13–12) | Accepted without warning | Refused, with the rule explained |
| Double-elimination grand final | Depends on the bot | Reset when the lower team wins |
| Streaming | Screenshot of the bracket | OBS overlay that updates itself |
| Entry fees | Transfers checked by hand | PayPal link per entrant and a list of who paid |
Comparison with a generic bracket bot, naming none: every bot has its own features. The right column only describes what this bot does today.
The bracket goes into OBS with a link
Paste the overlay URL as a browser source. It refreshes on its own, without flicker, and shows the upper bracket, the lower bracket, or both stacked.
- Dark theme locked in, readable over gameplay
- On the free plan it carries a discreet corner mark
…/stream?view=lower
The server does not sit idle until Friday
Permanent queues
When the queue fills up, a custom match opens with balanced teams. On the Club plan there are separate queues per tier.
Duels
One-off matches against another team. The bot handles the map, the channel and the result.
Map pick’em
The server votes on the maps it wants out. The ones left become the veto pool.
These are just a few examples. The full command list, with search, is in the manual.
Players never pay to play
Signing up, checking in, vetoing maps and reporting results always works, on any plan. What you pay for is scale and automation.
Community
Full tournaments, start to finish. No card.
- Concurrent tournaments
- 2
- Players per tournament
- 64
- Automatic results
- 20 / month
- Queue matches
- 60 / month
- Recurring tournaments
- 1
Club For weekly leagues
For those who run it seriously, every week.
- Concurrent tournaments
- 10
- Players per tournament
- unlimited
- Automatic results
- unlimited
- Bracket image, unbranded overlay
- included
- Swiss, groups, CSV export
- included
Extra tournament
€1.99 · 5 for €7.99 · 10 for €12.99For the weekend when more people show up than expected. One-off payment, no subscription.
Entry fees
€49.99 · one-time paymentPayPal links per entrant and tracking of who has paid. The money goes straight to the organizer.
Supporter
€2.99 / monthCosmetics for the profile card. No in-game advantage whatsoever.
Before you add it
Do I need to grant administrator permissions?
No. The invite asks for what it needs: creating match channels, managing rank roles, publishing the tournament as a server event, sending messages and uploading bracket images. It never asks for Administrator or privileged intents.
What languages does it work in?
European Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese and English. Each person sees replies in their own Discord language. Channel announcements go out in the server language. Discord does not tell the two Portuguese variants apart, so a Portuguese server picks its own in /config.
Where does the rank come from?
With /profile verify, the player enters their Riot ID and the bot imports the rank from Riot. Anyone who would rather not do that sends a screenshot with /profile proof, and an organizer approves it.
What if the Riot API is down?
Nothing stops. The result is confirmed manually by both teams, as it always worked.
Can I test it alone, without gathering people?
Yes. /test fill 16 fills the tournament with test players and you can play it through to the final on your own. Those players never enter the rankings.
What happens to my data?
/profile delete deletes your profile and personal data. The privacy policy explains what is stored and for how long.