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TourBracketFree Tournament Bracket Generator
An office table tennis tournament almost always wants a round robin. Games are quick, the table is free at lunchtime, and a league table that builds up over a few weeks holds interest far better than a knockout that is over in an afternoon.
Eight players is twenty eight matches over seven rounds, which is a natural seven week lunchtime league at four matches a week. If you want a winner by Friday instead, switch to single elimination: eight players is seven matches and about two hours on one table.
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Round robin for a league that runs over weeks, which is what an office usually wants. Single elimination for a one afternoon event on a single table.
Best of five to 11, win by 2, is the standard match. Allow fifteen minutes; a single game to 11 is closer to five.
One table means the rounds are the schedule. Seven rounds of four matches is seven sessions, however you spread them.
Seed by whoever wins at lunch, or shuffle the seeds and let the draw decide.
Share the link rather than printing if the league runs for weeks: everybody can check the table from their desk, and the link carries the results with it.
8
Entrants
28
Matches played
7
Rounds
7
Per entrant
| Round | Matches | Entrants left after it |
|---|---|---|
| Round 1 | 4 | all still playing |
| Round 2 | 4 | all still playing |
| Round 3 | 4 | all still playing |
| Round 4 | 4 | all still playing |
| Round 5 | 4 | all still playing |
| Round 6 | 4 | all still playing |
| Round 7 | 4 | all still playing |
Rounds run one after another, because a round cannot start until the one feeding it has finished. Matches inside a round can all run at once, so the number of tables you have decides the day more than the number of entrants does.
| Tables | 8 min matches | 15 min matches | 23 min matches |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 3h 44m | 7h | 10h 44m |
| 2 | 1h 52m | 3h 30m | 5h 22m |
| 4 | 56m | 1h 45m | 2h 41m |
Playing time only. Add changeovers, warm-ups and the gap between rounds.