Table tennis brackets
Paste your players, generate the bracket, and share one link. Enter each game as it ends and the match total updates on the public page.
Free to build. $19 one-time to publish. Up to 32 players.
Built for ping pong
Recommended format
Single elimination
Single elimination keeps an office or club tournament quick. Double elimination gives every player a second chance and more table time. Clubs that play round-robin groups can use pool play, with an optional playoff for the top finishers.
Scoring
Game by game, best of 5
Games usually go to 11, win by 2, and matches are often best of five. Enter each game as it ends so everyone can see who's up.
Who uses it
Office tournaments where the whole team wants to see the bracket.
Club nights and rec-center events that need a bracket players can follow.
Dorm, campus, and bar tournaments that want to look official.
Bracket sizes
| Players | First-round byes | Games |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 0 | 7 |
| 12 | 4 | 11 |
| 16 | 0 | 15 |
| 32 | 0 | 31 |
How it works
Name, sport, date, and location. About a minute.
One team per line, up to 32. The order of your list is the seed order.
Single or double elimination, or pool play into a playoff. Byes and pool games are set up for you.
See exactly what fans will see. Only you can view it before publishing.
One-time payment. Your link goes live at tourneypage.com/e/your-tournament.
FAQ
Yes. Matches are entered game by game, and the public page shows each game and the games-won total. Choose single games, best of 3, 5, or 7.
Yes. Enter each player one per line; for doubles, enter each pair as one entry.
Up to 32 players per division. For bigger events, add divisions, like A and B flights, to the same tournament; one $19 payment covers all of them.
More questions? Read the full FAQ.
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Free to build. $19 one-time to publish. One link your players, parents, and fans will actually open.
