Bracketeer Tournament Maker builds tournament brackets and schedules, records results, and produces printable brackets. It is used by coaches, teachers, club organizers, office league coordinators, and school sports days. Formats: - Single elimination for 2 to 128 players or teams, with standard seeding so seeds 1 and 2 can meet only in the final. When the field is not a power of two, byes go to the top seeds. An optional third-place match is available. - Double elimination with a losers bracket and a grand final with an optional reset match. - Round robin where each pair meets once (or home and away), nobody plays twice in a round, and one team sits out each round when the count is odd. - Swiss pairings by score group, avoiding rematches where possible, with rotating byes. Seeding can follow your ranking, a reproducible random draw, or the order you list. Timetable: give the number of courts, tables, or fields, the match length, and the start time. Each match gets a start time and a court, and the event finish time is shown. Results and standings: report who won, or click a player in the bracket, and winners advance to the next match. Round robin tables rank by points, then head-to-head, then score difference. Swiss tables use Buchholz. Print and share: a landscape PDF bracket readable up to 64 players, an order-of-play page, and a CSV schedule for spreadsheets. Example: "Make a single elimination bracket for 6 teams: Hawks, Bears, Lions, Wolves, Eagles, Sharks." Limitations: up to 128 participants and 500 round robin matches. Swiss pairing is a simplified score-group method without chess color allocation. Timetables assume equal match lengths. The tool records results the user gives; it does not predict outcomes or store tournaments between conversations.
