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JavaPairing is a tool to manage a chess tournament. It is pure Java and can run as is on any platform, including Windows, Linux and Macintosh (JRE 1.6 or more required). It is free and open source under the GPLv3 license. Dutch, Dubov, r.r., Amalfi

This software manage different kendo tournaments: from local simple championships to professional tournaments with high number of teams. The software can manage the registration of competitors, team generation, design of the tournament (simple, championship, manual, ... ). Also allows the creation of accreditations, list of teams and other documents in PDF useful for manage a real kendo tournament. Finally, it allows to obtain some statistics and feedback from each team and competitors.

Manage chess round robin tournaments with JKlubTV Version 3.0.0-beta This application stores the data belonging to round robin into a SQLite database. It is intended for webmasters who want to easily manage a club tournament in their own chess club. The HTML tables that are to be published for the website will be created easily by the application. Automatically calculate the total points, Sonneborn Berger points of each player, as well as their sequence DWZ, and sorts the HTML table by the...

This program is intended for small tournament organizers. The goal is to allow organizers without much experience to setup and run a tournament without hours of preparation. Running a tournament is hard, especially when there are only a few people helping. With the software doing all the work, organizers will be more relaxed and it'll be a better experience for everyone. If you find this program useful, please donate to Food for the Hungry (http://fh.org/) or a charitable organization of...

This tool is an extension of the Kendo Tournament Manager tool. Allows the user to see some stats of the tournament using its own smartphone, getting access to the score, statistics and any other public information.

A Java Servlet based generic game tournament pool bracket tracking application suitable especially for the NCAA basketball championship tournament. Features include bracket enterring, multiple scoring systems, multiple users, groups, pools, etc.

OpenFencing's goal is to provide fencing clubs with a cross-platform application that allows them to manage tournaments. Pools and direct elimination panels are easily created. All data is stored in a hsql or mysql database.

from adminbot, rconed projects.cs,css,dod,dods.Supervise different game tournaments with the same application from a single web interface: -Define the servers, the opponents, server config, warmup. -Match status(scores) in realtime, mirc match annonces.

A free Management Suite for Sport Tournaments e.g. Soccer Torunaments

LAN Tournament Manager is used to setup and display brackets for any tournament. You can currently choose from single or double elimination (pool play to come in future). LTM is currently v.11.

Create a tournament style bracket for any number of players/teams, even odd numbers. Great for creating a tournament where there are not 8, 16, 32, etc teams. Check out the project webpage (Wiki) for details on running the program and more screenshots.

Tennis de Table Tournament Manager is a free GPL Java Application for create and manage Table Tennis Tournament.

Poker Tournament Manager - Displays current level, blinds, time left in level etc.

Open Poker Tournament Director is a manager for your poker tournament. It contains all the functionalities that are required : blinds, rounds, ants and so on. Please notice that this software is not made to play poker, but to manage your tournaments !

BracketTool automates the creation of tournament brackets to help organize competition among players or teams. It is written in Java, with a JSP web interface to access a database, allowing users to view the current progress of the tournament.

Tournament Manager is a program originally designed to aid in the administration of Knowledge Bowl tournaments providing a method of tracking teams and generating schedules. Possible future expansion includes generalizing the program for all types of tour

Java application for the management of chess (or other) tournaments. Includes player database, round pairings (e.g. SWISS pairings), tie-breaks, print support, many more features.

GAMA is intended to ease administration of multiple game servers on distributed hosts on a TCP/IP network. It is especially usefull if you have to administer several gameserver for a tournament at a LAN Party.

A minigame tournament engine that allows for playing games against other people across the internet. The project is in the planning/alpha. It only currently has an Line of Sight Chess Program.