For venues and tournament directors

Keep the room moving when the tournament gets busy.

CUE PLAY connects the draw, tables, live scores, staff controls, public brackets, and final results—so the event can run from one shared source of truth.

160 players 479 matches 5 days live
A busy tournament room at Pattaya Open
Pattaya Open 2026 · venue operations
One live event state for staff, players, and public pages

Less time answering “Who do I play?”

Less time asking “Which table is free?”

Less time rebuilding scores and results

Working today

The operating tools already proven in live events.

These are current capabilities documented in the product—not roadmap promises presented as finished features.

01

Prepare the field

Create the event, import a roster from Excel or CSV, set seeds, and keep player information in one place.

Event setup · roster import · seeding
02

Generate the draw

Run single- or double-elimination brackets with automated byes, seeded positions, and printable draw sheets.

SE + DE · automated byes · up to 32 seeds
03

Control tables

Assign matches manually or automatically, see occupied tables, schedule times, and avoid duplicate live assignments.

Manual + auto assignment · schedules · conflict checks
04

Capture scores

Use tableside kiosk scoring or staff controls, finalize scores quickly, record walkovers, and amend mistakes.

Kiosk scoring · quick finalize · amendments
05

Publish the event

Give players and spectators a live schedule, bracket, player search, results, and a projector-friendly public view.

Public hub · brackets · results · broadcast view
06

Recover safely

Save bracket snapshots, regenerate from the original manifest, and use controlled staff interventions when reality changes.

Snapshots · recovery · operational controls

On event day

See what is happening now—and what needs attention next.

The organizer dashboard groups live, waiting, and pending matches around the actual table situation. Staff can move the room forward without updating several separate tools.

  • Live laneCurrent players, table, score, race, and pace.
  • Waiting laneMatches ready as soon as a table opens.
  • Pending laneMatches still blocked by bracket prerequisites.
  • Staff controlsTable changes, quick scoring, walkovers, pauses, and corrections.
Tableside scoring display during a Pattaya Open match
Organizer dashboard example · product screenshot

Operational proof · Pattaya Open 2026

Built from the pressure of a real tournament room.

CUE PLAY supported 160 players and 479 matches across five days. That test proved the core event system and exposed the recovery, clarity, and staff-control requirements that matter when a room is full.

Observed · owner-reported venue operation

Used week after week.
Run by the venue.

At Strawberry, CUE PLAY events have run for approximately eight consecutive weeks. The venue owner now creates and runs events independently from mobile, without Timo or CUE PLAY staff needing to be on site.

Read the Strawberry field note →
Strawberry / repeatability≈ 8 weeks

Consecutive weeks of live events

  • Owner operates events from mobile
  • Most players register themselves in the app
  • Brackets displayed on venue Smart TVs
Owner-provided operational facts · September 2026.
No match counts or commercial impact inferred.

Your first event

A supported pilot, built around your room.

Early venue onboarding is direct and practical. The first goal is a well-supported event, not a software hand-off.

  1. 01

    Understand

    Tables, formats, field size, staff roles, scoring method, and current pain points.

  2. 02

    Configure

    Set up the event and prepare the operating workflow around the room.

  3. 03

    Rehearse

    Walk staff through the critical actions before players arrive.

  4. 04

    Support

    Stay close through the live event, capture friction, and improve the next one.

Supported onboarding

Start with the event you actually run.

We scope the first event around your room, staff, field size, and operating rhythm before recommending packaging.

First event

01

Map the room, event format, registration flow, staff roles, and table operation.

  • Venue workflow review
  • Supported event format
  • Practical launch plan
Next event

03

Review what changed, what still caused friction, and whether the workflow should expand.

  • Post-event review
  • Repeat-event plan
  • Packaging matched to use
One conversation, one clear next step. Venue rollout and packaging are handled directly while the supported pilot program is active.

Venue onboarding is direct operational support. Paid venue plans are not currently offered, and onboarding does not sell digital app access.

Discuss a venue pilot

Tell us how your room works.

We will show you the current platform, discuss what your event needs, and identify whether a supported pilot makes sense.

01 A practical product walkthrough 02 A setup matched to your room 03 Direct support through the first event

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