Add a tournament you play in

Steps

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   Step 1: Open Tournaments

   In the menu on the left, under Admin, press Tournaments.

   You should see: a page titled Tournaments, with three buttons at the top and a Linked list at the bottom.

   

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   Step 2: Press Add a linked tournament

   Press Add a linked tournament.

   You should see: a page titled Add a tournament, with an Event card and a Links card.

   

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   Step 3: Name the event and its organizer

   Type the tournament's name in Name and who runs it in Organizer — up to 80 characters each. Both are required.

   

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   Step 4: Set the dates

   Choose the first day in Start date. For an event of more than one day, choose the last day in End date; leave it empty for a one-day event.

   The dates are read in your team's time zone, which the line under them names — not the zone of the computer you're on.

   

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   Step 5: Set your status

   In Status, say where your team stands: pick Registered, Qualified, Invited or Open qualifier from the suggestions, or type your own word (up to 40 characters).

   

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   Step 6: Add a link

   Press Add link. In the row that appears, choose a Label — Bracket, Stream, VOD, Organizer page, Rules or Other (which asks for a Link name) — and paste the web address in Address.

   Every address must start with https://. Your site shows each link as a plain button to the other site; nothing is embedded. You can add up to 10.

   You should see: the counter beside the Links title go up, for example 1 of 10 links.

   

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   Step 7: Save

   Press Save.

   You should see: the Tournaments page, a message Tournament added, and your event under Upcoming in the Linked list.

   Saving keeps the tournament in your draft — visitors don't see it yet. Logo and Private note are optional; the private note is never shown on your site.

   

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   Step 8: Publish your site

   In the menu on the left, press Publish and publish your site — see Publish your site.

   This is the step that puts the tournament on your site. Your site's Tournaments page lists it with its organizer, dates, status and links; the page stays out of your site's menu until it has something on it.

   

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   Step 9: Change it later

   On the tournament's row, press Edit. Change what you need, press Save, then publish again.

   Once the end date has passed, the form adds a Placement field ("2nd of 16", as you type it). The day after the end date the event moves from Upcoming to Previous, where your site shows the placement instead of the status.

   

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    Step 10: Remove it

    On the tournament's row, press Delete, then Delete tournament in the box that opens.

    Deleting can't be undone. The tournament leaves your site at your next publish.

    

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