Tournament & league software
Run dart leagues, cornhole tournaments, trivia nights, euchre leagues, poker nights, pool tournaments, and recurring bar events from one simple platform. LeaguePour helps venues collect signups, take payments, track matches and standings, manage teams, share QR codes, and turn one-time events into repeat customers.
Pick an established format, collect registrations, track teams, enter scores, and keep the night moving. LeaguePour is built for real venues - not just online brackets.
Live
Designed for
Roadmap
Tournament Preview
Single elimination | 8 teams
Live Standings
| # | Team | W | PTS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | High Fives | 4 | 12 |
| 2 | Pool Sharks | 3 | 9 |
| 3 | Brew Crew | 2 | 6 |
Team Sign Up
Scan to Sign Up
QR Signup
Upcoming Event
Wednesday Darts League
7:00 PM | The Blue Line Taproom
Open signup
Game Night Specials
League night deals
Not customer testimonials - these are the operational headaches LeaguePour is built to solve for bars, breweries, and taprooms.
Players register from their phone, and staff can see who is confirmed, waitlisted, or paid.
Collect entry fees online with Stripe instead of handling cash, Venmo screenshots, or last-minute no-shows.
Use standings, event pages, QR codes, and campaigns to turn one game night into the next one.
Highlight prizes, sponsors, food specials, drink specials, and upcoming leagues around the competition.
What LeaguePour is built to solve
LeaguePour is built for real venue operators. Pick your game, number of teams, available time, and whether everyone should play more than once - LeaguePour helps you choose the format that fits the night. The smart setup wizard is Planned in the competition builder; recommendations below use established formats only.
Fast one-night events - one loss and out. Good when speed matters.
Competitive bar tournaments - common for darts, pool, cornhole, and esports-style nights.
Small leagues or groups where everyone should play everyone.
Medium/large tournaments - teams split into pools, round robin within each pool, top teams advance to elimination playoffs.
Larger fields where everyone should play multiple rounds but full round robin is too large.
Trivia, music bingo, recurring league nights, and long-running venue competitions.
Coming to the competition builder - answer a few questions and LeaguePour recommends an established format (no custom or experimental styles).
8 teams | ~2 hours | one night | darts
→ Recommends: Single elimination
16 teams | competitive | cornhole
→ Recommends: Double elimination
12 teams | patio | medium field
→ Recommends: Pool play into playoff bracket
20+ teams | multiple games each
→ Recommends: Swiss → playoff cut
6 teams | weekly | recurring
→ Recommends: Round robin season
Weekly | recurring | points
→ Recommends: Points race / leaderboard season
Labels reflect the product today: Live = works end-to-end; Designed for = format type + manual matches/standings; Planned / Roadmap = engine work in progress.
Classic knockout bracket. Winner advances; loser is done.
Best for: Fast one-night events - one loss and out. Good when speed matters.
Today
Select Single elimination when creating a competition. Enter match rows and scores in the venue dashboard; bracket cards appear on Standings when teams are assigned to matches.
Bracket engine next
Auto-generate seeds and bracket tree from registrations, advance winners automatically, and support printable bracket layouts.
Winners bracket and losers bracket; optional grand final reset when the losers-bracket champion beats the winners-bracket champion.
Best for: Competitive bar tournaments - common for darts, pool, cornhole, and esports-style nights.
Today
Select Double elimination as the competition format. Track matches and scores manually; use match labels for winners vs losers bracket rounds.
Bracket engine next
Auto-build winners/losers trees, route losers correctly, and handle grand final reset rules.
Balanced schedule - supports points, wins/losses, ties, and standings-based tiebreakers.
Best for: Small leagues or groups where everyone should play everyone.
Today
Select Round robin and maintain standings (wins, losses, ties, points, rank) from the venue dashboard. Ideal when you schedule rounds yourself.
Bracket engine next
Auto-generate round-robin schedules, apply point differential and head-to-head tiebreakers, and surface standings on public pages.
Group stage → single or double elimination playoff.
Best for: Medium/large tournaments - teams split into pools, round robin within each pool, top teams advance to elimination playoffs.
Today
Run pool stages using Season or Custom format plus standings tables today; playoff bracket is managed manually.
Bracket engine next
Pool assignment, per-pool standings, advancement rules, and one-click playoff bracket generation.
Pair teams with similar records each round; avoid repeat matchups where possible; optional top cut into playoffs.
Best for: Larger fields where everyone should play multiple rounds but full round robin is too large.
Today
Not a bracket kind in the builder yet - use Custom or Round robin for smaller fields until Swiss pairing ships.
Bracket engine next
Swiss pairing by record, rematch avoidance, round caps, and optional playoff cut.
Ranked ladder with challenge rules instead of a fixed bracket night.
Best for: Ongoing venue rankings - players or teams challenge nearby ranked opponents (darts, pool, bags, chess).
Today
Select Ladder as the format and maintain standings over time. Challenge flow and rank swaps are manual today.
Bracket engine next
Challenge requests, rank swap rules, inactivity drops, and public ladder boards.
Accumulate points across multiple dates; weekly results, season totals, prizes, and optional playoffs.
Best for: Trivia, music bingo, recurring league nights, and long-running venue competitions.
Today
Select Points leaderboard or Season standings. Update standings rows across weeks; describe prizes in rules and prize structure.
Bracket engine next
Weekly score import, season splits, automatic playoff seeding from season totals.
A match is a series of games; first to required wins advances.
Best for: Playoff rounds or competitive sets - best-of-1, 3, 5, or 7 (darts sets, pool races, finals).
Today
Track as a single match row with aggregate score today, or split into labeled sub-matches manually.
Bracket engine next
Best-of-N match type, per-leg scoring, and series win detection.
Optional secondary bracket for non-medal teams.
Best for: Keeping eliminated teams playing so the venue stays busy longer.
Today
Run as a separate competition or manual match labels until consolation trees are built in.
Bracket engine next
Opt-in consolation bracket alongside main elimination.
Semifinal losers play for bronze.
Best for: Prize tournaments that award top three.
Today
Add a labeled match row for the third-place game on the competition page.
Bracket engine next
Auto-create third-place match when elimination bracket reaches semifinals.
LeaguePour is built around how real bars run nights - not office park esports. Pick a format template, set caps and fees, and publish a signup page your regulars can actually use on a phone.
Weekly 501 nights, doubles leagues, and bar championships with standings that update each round.
Learn more →Doubles tournaments, patio caps, and seasonal leagues without spreadsheet brackets.
Learn more →Team caps, signup deadlines, and a confirmed headcount before doors open.
Learn more →League nights, season points, and playoff brackets seeded from regular-season results.
Learn more →Partner formats, table limits, and recurring league signup windows.
Learn more →Registration lists and structured nights - check local rules before collecting buy-ins.
Learn more →Brackets are only half the job. You need check-in, staff permissions, scores on the board, and a plan for next week - without a tournament director certification.
Stop chasing cash at the door. Players commit before league night, and you know exactly how many teams or seats to expect.
A full bracket is a good night. A full bracket next month is a business. LeaguePour keeps your player list and public pages working between events.
Challonge-style tools excel at drawing brackets for hobby tournaments. LeaguePour is venue-first: paid signups to your Stripe account, public event pages, staff score entry, and marketing that fills the next league night - not just tonight's final.
Roadmap and Planned labels mean the feature is in development, not live today.
| Feature | Generic Tournament Software | LeaguePour |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-generated brackets | Roadmap | |
| Manual match + score tracking | Sometimes | |
| League standings | Sometimes | |
| Paid team signup | Sometimes | |
| QR code signup | Limited | |
| Ratings / leaderboards | ||
| Bulk participant import | Roadmap | |
| Drag-and-drop seeding | Roadmap | |
| Verified email requirement | Often | Account email required |
| Blocklist / banned participant controls | Sometimes | Roadmap |
| Custom registration fields | Planned | |
| Participant check-in | Limited | |
| Match station assignment | Sometimes | Roadmap |
| Station queue display | Roadmap | |
| Match times | Roadmap | |
| Match attachments | Roadmap | |
| Embeddable brackets | Roadmap | |
| Printed brackets | Designed for | |
| API access | Roadmap | |
| Event tickets / merchandise | Sometimes | Roadmap |
| Sponsor promotion | Limited | |
| Food and drink specials | ||
| Venue event hub | ||
| Local SEO discovery pages | ||
| Repeat-player campaigns | ||
| Bar-game templates | ||
| Built for bars and breweries |
Goal: bracket and tournament setup as good as or better than generic tournament tools - while keeping venue-first signups, payments, and discovery. Generic tools organize matchups; LeaguePour helps venues fill the room.
From bracket styles to payouts - what LeaguePour supports for bars, breweries, taprooms, and sports bars.
Designed for today: pick the format, assign matches, enter scores - bracket cards on Standings. Auto-bracket generation is on the roadmap.
Designed for today: track winners and losers bracket matches with labels and scores. Full auto double-elim trees are on the roadmap.
Designed for today: standings with wins, losses, ties, and points. Auto round-robin scheduling is on the roadmap.
Planned: pool groups with advancement into elimination playoffs. Use season standings + manual playoffs until pool play ships.
Set recurring rules and signup windows so the same night runs week after week.
Register full teams with caps sized to your boards, tables, or lanes.
One captain registers and invites partners - common for doubles and euchre.
Set entry to $0 for free nights or collect buy-ins before players arrive.
Download a PNG QR from the venue or competition page - scan to open signup.
Players register from any phone browser; no app install required.
Venue staff enter match scores; bracket and standings views refresh from those rows.
Built to support player-submitted scores where you want lighter staff load - today, venues enter scores in the dashboard.
Use match labels and your registration list to assign boards; dedicated auto-assignment is on the roadmap.
Confirmed and waitlisted registrations in one place for door and table staff.
Bracket cards on the Standings page - screenshot or print from the browser for wall brackets.
Leaderboards on your public venue and competition pages for in-bar displays.
Card payments through Stripe Connect; payouts follow your Stripe schedule.
Charge per team for doubles, euchre pairs, or squad formats.
Per-player fees for solo brackets, poker nights, or singles leagues.
Capture extra details in rules and waiver text today; structured custom fields are planned.
When caps fill, additional signups land on the waitlist automatically.
Platform promo codes are managed in admin today; checkout promo flows are expanding.
Refunds sync from Stripe webhooks so payment status stays aligned with registrations.
Track Stripe Connect payout status from your venue profile and Stripe Dashboard.
Each published competition gets a crawlable public URL with metadata.
Your /v/slug page lists open signups, QR codes, and venue details in one place.
Regional bar-league landing pages help players find venues in your city.
Campaign drafts to remind registrants about deadlines, results, and the next event.
Message past participants and followers who opted in - fill the next league from people who already know your bar.
Prize structure and rules on each event keep house tabs, gift cards, and sponsor shout-outs visible.
Promote specials in event copy and player emails - tie the bracket to tonight's menu.
Share links and downloadable QR assets; pair with your own flyer design for posters and social.
The competition builder includes single elimination, double elimination, round robin, ladder, season standings, and points leaderboard types. Venues enter matches and scores today; automatic bracket generation, Swiss, pool play, best-of series, and consolation brackets are on the roadmap. See the format guide on this page for Live vs Planned labels.
That is the goal. LeaguePour already leads on venue signups, payments, discovery, and repeat-player marketing. The bracket engine roadmap covers auto-generated trees, seeding, pool play, Swiss, and best-of series - without sacrificing the bar-first workflow.
Players pay through Stripe Checkout. Funds settle to your connected Stripe account. LeaguePour charges a platform fee on paid entry (see Pricing for current rates).
Yes. Set the entry fee to $0. Players still register through your public page so you have a headcount and contact list for the night.
Share your venue hub link, competition URL, or QR code. Published events are indexed for search, and regional bar-league pages help discovery in your city.
No. LeaguePour handles competition signup, payments for entry fees, brackets, and player communication - not table reservations or kitchen tickets.
Not yet. LeaguePour leads on venue operations - paid signups, QR codes, venue hubs, local discovery, and repeat-player campaigns. Bulk import, drag-and-drop seeding, station queues, and API access are on the roadmap. Check the comparison table for what is live vs planned.
Create a venue, connect Stripe if you charge entry fees, publish your first competition, and share the signup link. Most venues are live in under ten minutes.
Publish a competition, share the signup link, and fill seats tonight.