TournaQ ClassicsQualify for the gold tier, or make it through in bronze.
Secure your spot on the podium.
Secure your spot on the podium.
Team competition
TournaQ Classics
The full tournament day: a qualification phase first, then knockout tiers assigned by how you did in it.
How it runs
1
Groups drawnTeams split into groups for the qualification phase.
2
Group stageRound robin inside each group.
3
Tier assignmentWhere you finish decides which knockout tier you enter — everybody keeps playing, not just the top half.
4
KnockoutTiers play out to their own finals.
Why tiers
Nobody drives an hour to play two games and go home. Tiers keep every team in a competition they can still win.
The three steps
Set it upTeams, courts, format — and what it costs in time.Run itThe live screen: standings, schedule, courts.Score itThe card you score on, and what it shows.
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Best for
Day-long events where everyone should get a decent number of matches
Fields too big for a straight round robin and too good for a straight knockout
Tournaments that want a real winner and a fair route to it
How a team gets to the final
Finish first or second in your group and you are into the Gold bracket, in a slot decided by where you came. The labels — A1, B2, B1, A2 — are the qualification rule written on the diagram, so nobody has to be told how the draw was made.
Gold and Silver, from uneven groups
Four groups of four, four and three. First and second go to Gold, third and fourth to Silver — and because the short group has no fourth place, Silver draws seven qualifiers into eight slots and carries a real bye. TournaQ works that out rather than making you fudge it.
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