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Events ​

An event is the wrapper around everything that happened at one occasion, a LAN, a charity cup, a community weekend. It gathers tournaments, teams, and players under a single page with its own standings, leaderboard, and media gallery.

Events are optional, admins enable them from Settings → Application → Events.

Creating an event ​

An event needs a name and a start date (matches are only gathered from that date onward), plus optionally an end date, a description, and a banner.

Visibility decides who can see it:

VisibilityWho can view
PrivateOnly people attached to the event
FriendsFriends of people in the event
PublicAnyone

Membership ​

An event is assembled from things that already exist on your instance:

  • Tournaments: attach any tournament you organize.
  • Teams and Players, attach directly, or import from tournaments to pull every rostered player from the attached tournaments in one go.
  • Organizers: co-organizers who can manage the event. Each can be shown or hidden in the "organized by" credit on the event page.

What the event page shows ​

  • Overview / Story: the description, banner, and dates.
  • Standings: a medal table across the event's tournaments: champion, runner-up, third place, MVP, and gold/silver/bronze counts.
  • Leaderboard: event-wide player rankings by Rating, ADR, K/D, Kills, or Wins, with maps and match counts.
  • Tournaments, Teams & Players, and Matches.
  • Media: the gallery, below.

Events carry a media gallery for photos, clips, and audio, images, MP4 video, and MP3 audio. Drag files onto the page to upload, browse them as a rail or grid, and open any item full-screen with its own detail view and audio player.

Media Uploads access is set per event:

  • Organizers only
  • Anyone in the event: attached players and teams can contribute their own photos and clips

Deleting an event ​

Deleting an event permanently removes it, including its media and leaderboard. The matches and tournaments linked to it are not deleted. They go back to standing on their own.