Tournaments

A knockout tournament, from the draw to the final

Seeds come from the players' levels, the bracket is drawn when it starts, and winners move on by themselves. Everyone knows who they play next. Lose once and you're out.

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  • Free
  • 4 to 32 players, pairs or teams
  • Racket and team sports

How it works

Three steps to a champion

  1. Set it up

    Sport, format, entrants, a sign-up deadline and days per round.

  2. Seed and start

    Seeds come from levels; reorder them if you like. The bracket is drawn when it starts.

  3. Win and move on

    Each confirmed result moves the winner on, round by round, to the final.

The bracket

The whole draw, always up to date

From the first round to the final, each with its own deadline. The top seeds get the byes, 1 and 2 can only meet in the final, and your path is highlighted.

  • A third-place match, if you want one
  • No draws: extra time or penalties decide it

Fixtures

Every round, arranged by the players

Opponents propose times and courts, fair to both sides, and accept one. Results are confirmed by both, and the winner moves on.

  • Not played by the deadline? The organisers decide, or after 48 hours the higher seed goes through

Entries

For players, pairs or whole teams

Open it to players nearby or keep it to your invite link. Captains enter a team and share its link; teammates join without waiting for approval.

  • 4 to 32 players, pairs or teams
  • A level range, and approval for each entry if you like

The final

Crown a champion

The final decides the champion, the third-place match the bronze. Every entrant sees the result, and the bracket stays for the record.

Everything in a tournament

All you need for a knockout

  • Seeds

    From levels, 1 the strongest; reorder them.

  • Days per round

    Each round has its own deadline.

  • Third-place match

    The semi-final losers play for third.

  • Byes

    The top seeds get them when the field isn't full.

  • Approve entries

    Or open entry: everyone's in at once.

  • More organisers

    Run it together; any of you can step in.

  • Invite link

    Private tournaments enter only through it.

  • Counts for levels

    Or keep it friendly; you decide.

Ideas

Tournaments for any occasion

Questions and answers

Is it free?

Yes. Blastt is free. You pay the venue for the court, as you always have.

How many can enter?

4 to 32 players, pairs or teams, as many as you set. If too few sign up, move the deadline or cancel.

How is the bracket drawn?

By seed, from the players' levels unless the organisers reorder them: 1 and 2 can only meet in the final, and byes go to the top seeds.

What if a match isn't played in time?

The organisers set the outcome or move the deadline. Without a decision after 48 hours, the higher seed goes through.

Can teams enter?

Yes. A captain enters the team and shares its link; teammates join straight away.

Which sports?

Matches for tennis, padel, squash, badminton, pickleball, table tennis, beach volleyball and nohejbal, and pickup games for football, futsal, volleyball, basketball, floorball and handball: 14 sports, each with its own formats.

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