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Tournaments

One-off tournament registration with a confirmation feed, group generation and a self-serve slot manager.

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How tournaments work

A tournament is a single event rather than a daily recurring one. You open registration when you’re ready, teams register in the registration channel, each confirmed team is posted to a confirmation channel, and registration closes when the slot count is reached. From there you can generate groups and post a slot manager panel that lets teams cancel or claim slots themselves. All tournament commands live under ;tourney (alias ;tournament) and require Manage Server.

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Create a tournament

Like scrims, create uses named flags and only reg is required.
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channel
required
The registration channel. Aliases: channel, registration.
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channel
Channel where a confirmation card is posted for each registered team.
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number
default:"25"
Total slots (2–1000). Alias: total.
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number
default:"0"
Teams per group, used by ;tourney groups. 0 means one single group. Alias: groupsize.
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role
Role granted to every confirmed team.
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number
default:"4"
Required teammate mentions per registration.
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number
default:"0"
Minimum non-empty lines per registration. 0 disables the check.
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role
If set, only members with this role may register.
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role
Role pinged when registration opens.
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string
default:"Tournament"
A label for the tournament.
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string
Custom registration template format string using placeholders like {name}, {index}, {player}, {ign}, {role}. Aliases: regformat, template.

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Registration Format

You can set or customize a registration format template for a tournament. When registration opens, the bot announces this exact format in the open notice so players know how to send their message.

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Supported Placeholders

  • {name} / {team} / {team_name} — Matches team name.
  • {index} / {num} / {slot} — Matches slot or line number (e.g. 1:).
  • {player} / {mention} / {user} / {owner} — Matches user mention (e.g. @player1).
  • {ign} — Matches in-game name.
  • {role} — Matches in-game role (e.g. Entry Fragger, Sniper, IGL).
Use ;tourney format [id] without arguments to view the active format, ;tourney format presets to view pre-built format templates (such as squad, duo, solo), or ;tourney format [id] clear to remove format validation.

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Running it

Commands take an optional tournament id (shown as #3 on ;tourney list). Omit it to target the tournament in the current channel.
Unlike scrims, tournaments do not open on a schedule — you open them manually. Registration also closes automatically when every slot is filled.
Displays detailed breakdown of tournament status, slot progress, channels, roles, and configured registration format. Aliases: ;tourney show, ;tourney status.
  • View Slots: ;tourney slot (or ;tourney slots, ;tourney teams)
  • Remove Slot: ;tourney slot remove 5 (or ;tourney removeslot 5, ;tourney kickteam 5)
  • Slot Manager Panel: ;tourney slot manager (or ;tourney slotmanager, ;tourney slotm)
Configures and enforces custom registration format rules.

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Groups

Once teams are registered, split them into groups based on the group size set at creation.
Posts the group lists to the confirmation channel (or the current channel if none is set). Each group lists its teams in slot order. Aliases: group, grp.

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Slot manager

The slot manager is a persistent panel that lets members manage their own slot without staff — handy after registration closes when a team drops out.
Posts the panel to the current channel and links it to the tournament. Aliases: slotm, panel.

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Interactive Buttons

  • Claim Slot (+): Takes a free slot. Opens a short form for the team name, assigns the next open number, and grants the team role.
  • Cancel Slot (✕): Releases the member’s own slot, removes the team role, and deletes their confirmation card — freeing the number for someone else to claim.
The panel survives restarts — its buttons keep working indefinitely because it’s registered as a persistent view. The filled/free counter updates live as teams register, claim, or cancel.

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Bans

Banned users get a 🚫 reaction on any registration attempt and cannot claim a slot from the slot manager.
raze toggles Send Messages on the registration channel to open and close it — make sure the bot’s role can manage that channel’s permissions.