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1. Is this is poosible to report the score of a match without putting a winner, I mean, the game is still in progress but I want only the actua
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2. Some sports require field and referee management.

   In a beach volleyball double elimination tournament the looser will have to referee the the next upcoming game. It is also important that the available fields are used evenly which can cause some overlaps in the time schedule. It gets fairly complicated but the rules are clear.

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3. CAPTCHA monetizing technology.

   I was hoping you’d be able assist me with this inquiry. I’m interested in speaking with someone regarding our CAPTCHA monetizing technology (http://www.solvemedia.com/captcha_video) and a potential revenue generating partnership. I think there could be an interesting play here in monetizing your sites’ existing traffic. Let me know if there is any interest in exploring this opportunity, I'd be more than happy to set aside some time and discuss it.

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4. Provide historical details for organizations

   It would be absolutely awesome if there was some way to track historical records for organizations. Our company uses Challonge for our Friday pong tournaments, and being able to get some statistics out (wins, losses, etc) for circumstances where there's organizational continuity would be great.

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5. Save tournament results before reset

   We use to reset tournaments every year to start new ones. It would be great, if there was a history or a save option, so we can go back to check the old results. I know, that we could make screenshots too, but then the information about the points i the games won't be saved.

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6. Make possible to configure user-default usernames for different Tourneaments.

   For each Tournament-series it should be possible to configure a different user-name.
   For example for FIBS, I have an user name that differs from my Challonge user name, and I must every time again change it after signing-in to the Tournaments.

   Hope it is possible to realize.

   Thanks!

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7. EMBED CODE FOR VOTEING

   ALLOW PEOPLE TO BET ON MATCHES ON OTHER WEBSITES

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8. Player’s Network Profile Messaging

   I my last suggestion titled Super-flex Tournaments (Flex Tournaments would have been just fine), there was a miswording I caught after I sent the message that I really wanted to clear up.
   “The name super-flex format now comes to mind, but whatever it might be called, I am wondering if you might be able to offer a round by round ordered restorable contest format, with administrative intervention available from beginning to end.”
   Should have read: a round by round ordered re-sortable contest format, with administrative intervention available from beginning to end.
   That would be what I and I believe many others would be looking for in a contest. Again thanks!
   My message board if you would be interested to see it (forgot to add before):
   http://clanwars3540.yuku.com/directory#.UoZSBtLFJmM

   Player’s Network Profile Messaging
   My next suggestion involves a change in the way online multiplayers players communicate. Email is fine for sports competitions but electronic game players are best notified by private message to their game network. All that I really know anything about or have ever used is Steam private messaging, so that is what I will describe.
   Every player on Steam has a Profile page, here’s mine:
   http://steamcommunity.com/id/tomisama/
   You cannot see it unless you have a Steam account, but in the upper right hand corner there is an open-letter icon that notifies players of many different communications. Rather than an email address, if a players profile could be notified of a Challonge contest event directly inside Steam, it would be much quicker and more efficient for electronic gammers.
   Some kind of special agreement with Steam might be required, but the benefits for both, and the players and contest providers also would be huge!
   Thanks again for your attention.
   Tomisama

   I my last suggestion titled Super-flex Tournaments (Flex Tournaments would have been just fine), there was a miswording I caught after I sent the message that I really wanted to clear up.
   “The name super-flex format now comes to mind, but whatever it might be called, I am wondering if you might be able to offer a round by round ordered restorable contest format, with administrative intervention available from beginning to end.”
   Should have read: a round by round ordered re-sortable contest format, with administrative intervention available from beginning to end.
   That would be what I and I believe many… more

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9. OPTION

   Options with which you can choose 1.2 or more tables to play a tournament and every match to be marked in brackets in time will be played according to pre-established time mode, how long it lasted one game.

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10. Super-flex Tournaments

    I am not sure what to call this suggestion yet. It is kind of a non-bracket bracket or post bracket format, and kind of a self-re-sorting every round affair. But let me try to explain from my experience over the last ten years hosting multiplayer team tournaments online. This is what I do:
    I post a notice of a contest for clan teams.
    Representatives post intended attendance, and proposed number of team from their clan.
    With additions and subtractions we set a start date, and I blind-draw and post the opponents battle assignments, starting threads where they can then negotiate dates and times for their teams to meet online.
    Now let me explain that multiplayer clans can be somewhat unstable. One analogy was that they were “built on sand”. With that understood, my contest format is very flexible. Right from the beginning we take all comers and set no limits on how many teams can participate. The lesson has been that as soon as you fix a number, another team will show up or drop out, and there you are.
    This flexibility continues throughout the contest re-sorting the balance of participants at the timed-out conclusion of every round, giving a one-time bye to any odd sorted teams, and off we go again. And except for the one-time byes, every winning team gets an opponent in the next round until there is a single winner.
    There can be bypass sorting rules like no just-played clans, and no same-clan opponents, and contingent hands-on re-matching up to mid-round for surprise withdrawals, also the ability to allow minor grace period extensions for problem situations. Of course the trade-off is daily supervision and the fact that no one knows who they will face next, beyond the current round, and sometimes even to the end of that round.
    The name super-flex format now comes to mind, but whatever it might be called, I am wondering if you might be able to offer a round by round ordered restorable contest format, with administrative intervention available from beginning to end. I have tried to use your service three times now with single, double and Swiss format contests, only to have to stop and continue manually because they lack the flexibility I need. I love the look of Challonge, but the inflexibility just does not work for me.
    Thanks for your attention.
    Tomisama

    I am not sure what to call this suggestion yet. It is kind of a non-bracket bracket or post bracket format, and kind of a self-re-sorting every round affair. But let me try to explain from my experience over the last ten years hosting multiplayer team tournaments online. This is what I do:
    I post a notice of a contest for clan teams.
    Representatives post intended attendance, and proposed number of team from their clan.
    With additions and subtractions we set a start date, and I blind-draw and post the opponents battle assignments, starting threads where they can then negotiate… more

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11. a perfect tournament for cs 1.6

    first round where all teams are divided into desired number of groups and a group game of swiss tournament takes place where the first two qualify for the next round where we have the remaining teams playing the knockout of single elimination if there is any uneven number then a third play should be invoked for instance 36 teams in 9 groups of 4 teams each, each team place 3 times and top two teams from each group moves to next round now we have 18 teams for knockout we play a single elimination and we get 9 teams as winner this should be made even and then 1 more team on the basis of score should qualify as 10th team 5 teams win again 1 team to be qualified to make it 6 at last a best of three to decide the final winner...

    i hope this would help many others looking forward for a tournament as such pls do revert asap and help me for my tournament.

    first round where all teams are divided into desired number of groups and a group game of swiss tournament takes place where the first two qualify for the next round where we have the remaining teams playing the knockout of single elimination if there is any uneven number then a third play should be invoked for instance 36 teams in 9 groups of 4 teams each, each team place 3 times and top two teams from each group moves to next round now we have 18 teams for knockout we play a single elimination and we get 9 teams as… more

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12. Allow us to add and track things on a per match or per tournament basis

    in mini war-gaming we often track "best sportsmanship", "best paint job on army", and "overall match points"

    Often times the wins/losses are tracked separate from overall points which are compiled from a few separate categories. It would be nice to add a category to a bracket and track points per match per category. AND add a tournament category and points for that can be tracked per tournament.

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13. cater to miniature war-gaming

    In miniature war-gaming we don't just track win-loss-tie (which are assigned points like w:3-L:1-T:2) but we also track other point values such as points for holding objectives and kill points. So the progression of the bracket is not as simple as win/loss.

    Here is an example of a tournament rule set for how to run the brackets. These are the rules you use after the initial pairings:

    Subsequent Pairings
    From here on, all pairings and ranks are based on tournament
    point subtotals and pairings from previous rounds. After all
    games in the previous round have been completed, sort the
    tournament record sheets into piles based on the number of
    tournament points. Shuffle each pile.
    Take the top sheet of the pile with the greatest number of
    tournament points and choose the first opponent in the pile
    he has not already played. Set this pair aside and repeat the
    process. When you reach the end of a pile move to the next
    pile. If a pile has an odd number of players, pair the last
    player against someone from the next-highest tournament
    point pile. Do not do this with any individual player more
    than once per event. Again, once you have all the pairings,
    write the opposing player’s name in the appropriate column
    on each player’s sheet. It might take several attempts to find
    pairings that avoid duplicating match-ups.

    In another type of tournament the rules work a lot like round robin. It is a 6 week tournament where you can play as many games from week to week against as many opponents as you want. The only real restriction is that you cant play the same opponent twice. A win is 3 points and a tie or loss is 2 points. However there is also scoring for painting models (again, this is miniature war-gaming) which while tracked separately plays into the final rankings. In the end 3 categories exist; overall winner (most points total), game winner (most combat points from playing the games), and most painting points (for painting models).

    Overall it would be nice to see this site expand into the realm of miniature war-gaming. Currently there is no system like what you have here at Challonge for our hobby. If we are not using pen and paper we are using cumbersome heavy standalone applications to track tournaments. It could significantly expand your user base if you support the major mini war-gaming systems like Warhammer 40k and Wamachine/Hordes.

    If you generalize the requirements a bit more these tournament structures could be used in other genres and allow for more robust and flexible tournament structures.

    In miniature war-gaming we don't just track win-loss-tie (which are assigned points like w:3-L:1-T:2) but we also track other point values such as points for holding objectives and kill points. So the progression of the bracket is not as simple as win/loss.

    Here is an example of a tournament rule set for how to run the brackets. These are the rules you use after the initial pairings:

    Subsequent Pairings
    From here on, all pairings and ranks are based on tournament
    point subtotals and pairings from previous rounds. After all
    games in the previous round have been completed, sort the
    tournament… more

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14. Invitation to Play

    When an invitation is sent to a player it lands in their NOTIFICATION tab. However when this is clicked the "You have been Challonged" link shows and on clicking this the http link to ACCEPT is NOT clickable. It has to be COPIED and PASTED on the browser. It would be extremely convenient of this link is made to be cilckable since not all users are familiar with copy n paste, especially the older ones. Thanks

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15. Ability to change url/subdomain of an Organization

    We created a new organization about a month ago. The name was too specific and the scope of our organization has grown; hence a name change. However... the url/subdomain is now inconsistent with the new name.
    It would be nice to have the capability to change the url/subdomain.

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16. Translations

    It would be very nice if users could use this site in their languages. If you need help, I can translate it to Portuguese.

    I think about that because I'm the President of one Organization in Brazil but here only a few people can understand English and in Brazil there's no similar website to Challonge!

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18. Lower the number of games to 100 from 200 in order to enter a tourney.
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19. X Wing Tournament

    Hej,

    In the official FFG X Wing tourney - there's a match 'win' called a modified win, wherein a person will gain only 3 points when certain conditions are met. Is there a way (in the swiss system) - to incorporate this?

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20. Allow co-champions to be declared

    Some tournaments allow ties in the championship match and declare co-champions. You do not allow for this possibility.

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