Knockout
Single-elimination tree. Byes handled when the field is odd.
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Tournament platform
Host matches. Play for the crown.
Create a tournament, register teams, draw fixtures, and keep scores in one place: leagues, groups, knockouts, and battle royale lobbies.
- Tournaments hosted
- 2
- Open to register
- 1
- Games and sports
- 50
From lobby to final
Gamelyd is the operations layer for a tournament: signup, draws, scores, and a public page players can follow.
01
Create the event
Pick a game or sport, then the format. Registration stays open until you start.
02
Players register
Solo, duo, or squad. Every event shows on the tournament list, invite-only included.
03
Draw fixtures
Knockouts pair teams, groups play a round-robin, leagues generate every matchday.
04
Record results
Enter scores and the table and the knockout tree update from them.
Run the structure the game needs
FIFA cups, Warzone lobbies, and club leagues do not share a bracket. Choose the mode when you create the event, and the draw engine follows.
Groups
Round-robin pools, then a seeded bracket for the teams that advance.
League
Everyone plays everyone, with an optional return leg. The table decides it.
Battle royale
One lobby, many teams. Record placements, kills, and wins on a single draw.
Rosters can be solo, duo, or squad. Draws can be automatic or kept in registration order.
Games you can host
Pick a title, then the platforms it supports: Crossplay, PlayStation, Xbox, or PC.
Players
Find a lobby and show up
Browse tournaments by mode and type. Open an event to see the roster, group tables, fixtures, and the knockout tree, then register with the team size the host set. Invite-only events still show on the list, you just need the invite first.
Only join hosts you trust, and keep screenshots of your matches in case a result is disputed.
Hosts
Run the event without a side spreadsheet
Create the tournament, share one URL for the roster, fixtures, tables, and the bracket, and close registration when you start. Group hosts can rearrange teams before the first draw.
Clubs can wrap events in an organization so co-managers record scores under a shared name and logo.
- Free to run
- Create, invite, draw, and record results at no cost.
- Pay only to scale
- Bigger lobbies, leagues, or several at once need a plan.
- Players never pay
- Joining a tournament is always free.
Leaderboard
Top players. Rank by tournaments won, matches won, or matches played.
Ranking
| Rank | Player | Won |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 6 | |
| 2 | 5 | |
| 3 | 4 | |
| 4 | 4 | |
| 5 | 3 |
Before you create or join
Do I need an organization to host?
No. Anyone with an account can create a tournament. Organizations are for clubs that want a shared name, logo, and extra managers on the same events.
When does registration close?
When the host starts the tournament or creates groups. After that, new teams cannot join. Confirm before you draw. Starting is the lock.
Can I change settings after teams sign up?
Draw order, who can register, and size can change before the event starts. Changing who can register asks for confirmation. After fixtures exist, groups cannot be shuffled.
Are invite-only events hidden?
No. Every event shows on the tournament list, home, and banner. Invite-only only means players cannot register until the host invites them and they accept.