Tournament wizard
Create the event in steps: details, photos, categories, then a review before it goes live.
Players register themselves or staff register them with OTP, including a doubles partner. Fees can be online, cash, or UPI, with refunds when someone withdraws.
Point-by-point scoring from the referee phone updates the bracket, the public scoreboard, and the screens in the hall.
Build groups and knockouts, seed players, assign tables and referees, then generate the time schedule — and dry-run it before the event.
The full event lifecycle on TT Stars: setup, entries, the draw, match day, live displays, and the result sheet.
Create the event in steps: details, photos, categories, then a review before it goes live.
Age and gender categories, entry limits, and a fee per category. Merge two categories when the field is thin.
Round robin, single elimination, or two stages. Set the number of games, group size, and how many advance.
Order seeds, reshuffle, and publish the category when the draw is ready. A third-place match can be turned on.
Association-level events with official entries, entry approval, and separate fees for top players.
Team ties beside singles and doubles, with every board of the tie and a scoresheet for the whole tie.
Self-registration, or staff registration with OTP. Doubles needs the partner to confirm.
Online, cash, UPI, or card, with online payments collected for the organizer.
Cancel an entry, preview the refund, and process an online refund before the event locks.
Open registration, close it, stop withdrawals, publish, start, and finish — for the event or one category.
Record event costs and compare them with registration income before and after the tournament.
A dedicated role to register players, see who has paid, and handle refunds without full organizer access.
Build groups, place players, read the result grid and standings, then run the elimination bracket.
Play tables, referees, a chief referee, helpers, and organizers. Assign matches to a table and a referee, or auto-assign.
Generate the day’s order from the hours you set, then print or export the schedule.
Check whether the referees, tables, and parallel matches can finish each day before you publish the order of play.
Print match scoresheets in bulk, including a full team-tie sheet, and export the draw as PDF or CSV.
The referee scores on the phone. A chief referee can correct a disputed result. A stopped match can be resumed.
Up to nine live matches on one screen, with finished matches kept until the desk clears them.
Live matches, what is on each table, category progress, delays, groups, and the bracket — with auto-rotate for a projector.
Final standings per category, a result summary, and a press-ready tournament summary.
Match list and stats for a player inside the event, so coaches and families can follow one name.
Event-wide and category announcements, plus sponsor placements on the tournament.
Singles and doubles seed rankings, filterable by country, state, and city, built from results on the platform.