Run a Multi-Event Circuit Season
String multiple tournaments together into a structured circuit season. Players accumulate points across events, chase qualification spots, and compete for a season-end prize pool.
Season Structure
Define a season with a start date, end date, and a series of qualifying events. The platform handles enrollment, scheduling, and standings automatically across the entire run.
Points Accumulation
Assign a custom points table to each event — more points for deeper runs and bigger tournaments. Player standings update in real time after every result is confirmed.
Qualification Paths
Set thresholds and cutoffs that automatically qualify top performers to regional finals, invitational events, or championship brackets. Qualification status is displayed clearly on every player's profile.
Circuit Standings
A unified leaderboard tracks cumulative points across every event in the circuit, so players and fans always know where everyone stands in the race to the top.
Multi-Tournament Structure
Bundle any number of individual tournaments into a single cohesive circuit. Each event contributes to the season narrative while still functioning as a standalone competition.
Tiers & Regions
Structure a single circuit into multiple skill tiers — Diamond, Platinum, Gold — and geographic regions, each with its own standings, while the season narrative stays connected across the whole circuit.
Promotion & Relegation
Split a circuit into tiers or divisions, and standings show promotion and relegation zones so organizers can see who would move up or down at season end.
Prize Distribution
Define prize pools at the circuit level and let the platform handle distribution automatically once the season concludes — from top finishers down to participation rewards.
Circuit-Level Sponsorship
Attach sponsorship and broadcast rights directly to the circuit, not just individual events, so partners get season-long visibility across every tournament in the season.
From Season Setup to Grand Finals
Season Setup
Configure the circuit name, season dates, points structure, and prize pool in one place.
Add Events
Attach individual tournaments to the circuit. Each event inherits season settings and contributes points automatically.
Compete
Players register and compete across multiple events throughout the season, accumulating points with every result.
Standings
The circuit leaderboard updates in real time after each event concludes, keeping the season narrative alive.
Qualify
Top performers on the standings automatically qualify for the season finals based on the thresholds you set.
Grand Finals
The season culminates in a finals event where qualified players compete for the circuit championship and prize pool.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are circuit points calculated?
Point formulas are fully configurable per circuit — you choose how many points each placement earns, with optional multipliers for designated major events.
Can I seed playoffs based on circuit standings?
Circuit standings show the final order, and you can use it to set playoff seeds manually or through the API.
Is there a limit on how many events a circuit can include?
There is no fixed cap on events per circuit; how many tournaments you can create depends on your plan. Standings update live after every event result is submitted.
How does promotion and relegation work?
Standings show promotion and relegation zones so organizers can see who would move up or down at season end. Moving teams between circuits is handled by the organizer.
Can players compete in multiple circuits at once?
Yes — a player can be registered in several circuits simultaneously, and their points accumulate independently in each one.
How are circuit points calculated?
Points are awarded based on placement in each qualifying event. Higher-tier events carry greater point multipliers toward the circuit standings.
Can a team participate in multiple circuits simultaneously?
Teams may enter multiple circuits, but point totals and standings are tracked separately for each one.
What happens if a team forfeits a circuit match?
A forfeit results in a loss recorded in the standings. Repeated forfeits may affect a team's eligibility for future circuit seasons.
Are circuit finals broadcasted or streamed?
Yes, circuit finals are streamed live on the platform. Organizers can also enable third-party streaming for broader audiences.
How do I appeal a circuit ruling or result?
Open a dispute from the match page and a tournament admin will review it. Target resolution times are indicative, not guaranteed.
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