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• Why Some Participants Go Straight to Round 2

  Why Some Participants Go Straight to Round 2 In single and double elimination brackets, you'll often find that some participants skip the first round (they receive byes). Imagine you paired everyone in round #1 of a 5 player bracket: 1 v 5, 2 v 4, 3 v ?. To avoid this, an initial qualifying round will occur to create aVery popular

• How to Report & Indicate Forfeits

  How to Report & Indicate Forfeits Various circumstances can cause a player or team to forfeit a tournament match. Luckily, Challonge makes it easy to report that forfeit and displays it accordingly on the actual bracket. ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/24688a73-656b-4c92-bdff-4f3f425581c4/42992c25-5d33-4ff3-a1Very popular

• Match Attachments

  Validate Tournament Scores With Match Attachments In ChallongeFew readers

• Score Reporting For Matches In-Progress

  Score Reporting For Matches In-Progress In any sport, esport, or table top game you may have a need to report scores while the match is in progress. This could be because the matches are lasting a long time, the brackets are being shown on a stream with commentary, or there's a pause in-between sets and this information is quite helpful to organizers, participants, and fans. Whatever the reason, Challonge allows you to report scores for matches in progress by following these steps: ${youtubFew readers

• How To Upload Match Attachments & Report Scores

  As a participant, you can help ensure the reporting of accurate scores by uploading match attachments along with every reported score. Follow these steps to learn how to upload match attachments and report scores in Challonge. _Match Attachments can be anything required to verify the match scores including but not limited to a screenshot at the end of the match, a photo of of the table, scoreboard, or screen, or even a video of the match itself. Tournament Organizers that are [Challonge PremieFew readers

• How To Locate Match Joining Details

  Challonge Stations are flexible enough to help participants find where they are playing at both in-person and online competitions. Stations include various details such as the station's name, which could reference a labeled gaming set-up, desk, or court at in person events and/or a server at online events. Stations also can include private details including how to access that specific server for online matches. Private Details are only visible to the signed-in Challonge users (or teams)Few readers