Knockout from R16 for 64 players (111 main matches + match #120) — semifinal losers play for 3rd and 4th place.
Knockout from R16 for 64 players (111 main matches + match #120) — semifinal losers play for 3rd and 4th place.
#117–#118 Semifinals → winners to #119 #119 Final (places 1–2) #120 3rd–4th match (semifinal losers)
Interactive bracket fragment (16→8): this is how match cards and winner/loser paths look. The full 112-match diagram appears in the tournament after the bracket is formed.
Column layout and match numbers (#). In a tournament — real participants and results.
112 matches — copy of the 64-player R16 elim format (111) plus #120: bronze match between semifinal losers below the final.
Out in R16 (#81–#88) means places 17–24 immediately, same as the shared-3rd variant.
#117–#118 Semifinals → winners to #119 #119 Final (places 1–2) #120 3rd–4th match (semifinal losers)
Sign up, create an event, and pick the “64-player bracket (up to 2 losses), R16 start with 3rd–4th place match” format. The bracket is generated automatically — you only accept entries and enter scores.
Players are seeded automatically — top seeds avoid each other in the first round.
After a score is entered, winners and losers move to the next matches with no manual edits.
Players and spectators see the live bracket on the tournament page — easy on mobile.
Rating gaps show on the match card — players know the conditions before the game.
Match reminders and results in the billiard.guru bot after registration.
Final placement table is generated when the event ends — ready for reporting.
Classic knockout: lose once and you are out. Rating-based seeding.
Single elimination plus a separate match for 3rd–4th place.
8-player bracket (SF) + bronze — 14 matches, #13 3rd place, #14 final
8 players, quarterfinal start, and match #14 for bronze between semifinal losers.
16 players, semifinal start (no QF), and match #28 below the final for 3rd–4th.
16 players, quarterfinal start — semifinal losers share 3rd without an extra match.