Open it on any screen at the venue — a smart TV, a laptop and a projector, a tablet behind the bar.
Four panels, updated in real time, that turn a back-office bracket into a spectator experience.
The bracket frames the current round on its own and glides to follow the action as the cup progresses. A 64-team draw stays readable; an 8-team draw shows the whole tree. Nobody has to scroll or pan.
Every leg won anywhere in the cup pops to the top of a newsfeed — who won, which leg, the running score — the instant it's entered. The room knows the moment a match swings.
Players see exactly when they're on next and which board or court they've been assigned. No crowding the organiser's table to ask "are we up yet?".
Completed matches roll into a results panel with the winner highlighted, so latecomers and fans can catch up on the story so far in a glance.
The display reacts the instant a scorer taps a leg — no refreshing, no waiting, no lag between the oche and the screen.
Knockout and double-elimination cups show the live bracket; group, league and Swiss stages show full standings tables instead. Whatever your structure, the screen shows the right view.
Run your cup on Leagues, open Arena Showcase on the big screen, and let the tournament tell its own story.
