# Tournaments

Canonical: https://rufiostats.com/help/tournaments

Group a weekend event's matches, save its schedule links and see stats for just that event.

## Putting a game in a tournament

On **New Game**, the **Tournament (optional)** field reads **None** until you pick one. Tap it to choose a tournament or **New tournament…**, which only asks for a name.

Once a tournament is picked, a **Round (optional)** field appears for labels like Pool play or Gold semi. The same field is on **Add match** in the Schedule, on **Scout a match**, and in **Edit game details** for a game you already tracked.

Mid-tournament, **New Game** starts on the tournament your last game was in, as long as it ran today or yesterday. Tap the **✕** on the field if this game isn't part of it.

## Bracket games with no opponent yet

With a tournament picked on **New Game** or **Add match**, you can leave the opponent blank and save it to the schedule. The game shows as **TBD** with its round. When you tap **Start**, the app asks **Who are you playing?** before tracking begins.

## On the Games tab and the Schedule

A tournament's games show as one card, under the date of its latest game. The card has the name, the dates, the venue, your record there and how many matches you played. A **LIVE** badge appears on it while one of its games is being tracked.

The **Schedule** groups upcoming tournament games the same way, with how many are left and the next match.

To move a game you already have, long-press it and pick **Move to tournament…**. Pick **No tournament** there to take it back out.

## The tournament page

Tap the card to open it. Upcoming games are at the top, each with a **Start** button. Played games follow, by day, in the order you played them. Anything you scouted there gets its own **Scouted here** list.

- **New Game** starts a game already filed under this tournament.
- The **⋮** menu has **Add to schedule**, **Add existing games…**, **Archive** and **Delete tournament**.
- Archive keeps the games grouped but takes the tournament off the **Tournament** list on New Game.

Deleting a tournament never deletes games. They go back to the Games tab as ordinary games, with their stats.

## Dates, venue and links

Tap the pencil on the tournament page. Leave **Starts** and **Ends** empty and the app uses the dates of its games. Under **Links**, add the event's schedule, bracket or live scores page, each with a short label. They open in your browser from the tournament page.

The name, dates, venue, links and notes show on your public team page, if you have one.

## Stats for one tournament

On the tournament page, **View stats** opens Stats filtered to it. You can also pick it in Stats under **Filters**, in the date range list below your seasons. The five most recent tournaments are listed there; older ones are under **Show all tournaments**.

**Export** on the tournament page opens the export screen for its games. Printed stat sheets show the tournament name and dates at the top.