Tournaments allow you to organize competitive matches with proper fixtures, standings, and participant management. SportEve supports tournaments for multiple sports including Cricket, Badminton, Table Tennis, Chess, Carrom, and more.
Admins can enable registration for tournaments, allowing participants to register themselves or teams.
💡 Tip: For set-based tournaments (Badminton, Table Tennis, etc.), participants are automatically linked to their SportEve account if they're community members, making registration seamless.
Admins can manually add participants to tournaments:
For bracket-style tournaments, you can seed participants:
Cricket and football tournaments can enable a player auction so participants register into a pool and organizers run a live draft.
🔗 Install flow tip: If a new user installs SportEve from a campaign link, ask them to reopen the same tournament link after install to land directly on the tournament page.
✅ Use Case: Download the fixture PDF and share it with participants or print it for display at the tournament venue.
Admins can schedule multiple matches at once:
The Matches tab includes a filter option to help you find specific matches:
View tournament standings in the Standings/Table tab:
Points are calculated automatically based on match results:
For cricket tournaments, SportEve provides a comprehensive leaderboard that tracks player performance and awards points based on match contributions:
Points are automatically calculated and awarded after each match is completed:
For tournaments with many players (250+), you can filter the leaderboard by team:
Players can link their SportEve account directly from the leaderboard:
For tournaments that were completed before leaderboard was enabled:
💡 Important: Points are automatically calculated by the SportEve AI Engine after each match is completed. There's no manual point adjustment - all points are auto-calculated based on match performance.
✅ Note: Tournament leaderboard points are added to your SportEve Points (SPs) in your profile. This allows you to track your overall engagement and performance across all tournaments and activities in SportEve.
Star a tournament to add it to the Quick Access card on the News page for easy access:
💡 Tip: Use Quick Access for tournaments you're actively following or managing. This makes it easy to jump to them from the News page.
For cricket tournaments, SportEve provides a comprehensive leaderboard that tracks player performance and awards points based on match contributions:
Points are automatically calculated and awarded after each match is completed:
For tournaments with many players (250+), you can filter the leaderboard by team:
Players can link their SportEve account directly from the leaderboard:
For tournaments that were completed before leaderboard was enabled:
💡 Important: Points are automatically calculated by the SportEve AI Engine after each match is completed. There's no manual point adjustment - all points are auto-calculated based on match performance.
✅ Note: Tournament leaderboard points are added to your SportEve Points (SPs) in your profile. This allows you to track your overall engagement and performance across all tournaments and activities in SportEve.
After results are confirmed, community admins and moderators can save the podium awards and issue official certificates for champions, runners-up, 3rd place, and Player of the Match.
🔗 Link players first when possible: A linked player's SportEve profile photo can appear on the certificate, and the certificate is added to their Career tab. An unlinked winner can still receive a valid name-only certificate. See Linking Your Account.
Every certificate includes an ID such as SE-2026-K7H2M9 and a QR code. Scanning it opens the public SportEve verification page, where anyone can compare the recipient, award, tournament, organiser, issue date, and official image. Verification does not require sign-in.
✍️ Organiser signature privacy: The signature you draw is used only for that issue batch. SportEve places it onto the certificate images and discards it; the signature strokes and a reusable signature file are never stored. Skipping the signature does not make a certificate invalid.