1v1 or teams
1v1, 2v2, 3v3 or 5v5. A captain signs a team up with its name and teammates, and players who join solo fill open spots at the start.
Tournaments · 1v1 or teams, single elimination
Run a tournament without leaving Discord
Post it with /create-tournament: members sign up on its card and check in before the start, then the bot draws the bracket, opens a thread for every match and keeps the card up to date until there is a winner.
How it works
- 01
Run /create-tournament: a name, a start time and how many can play.
- 02
Members sign up on the card, solo or as a team, and check in before the start.
- 03
The bot draws the bracket and opens a thread for every match. Players report, the card follows.
Everything a bracket needs
From the first sign-up to the winner, on one card in your channel.
Check-in before the start
Check-in opens 30 minutes before, with one ping to everyone who signed up. Only those who checked in are drawn into the bracket.
The bracket, drawn for you
Single elimination, drawn at the start. The card shows every round, its matches and their scores as they come in.
Best-of by round
Bo1 or Bo3 throughout, or a longer final: Bo1 with a Bo3 final, Bo3 with a Bo5 final, or Bo3 semifinals and a Bo5 final.
A thread for every match
Each match gets a private thread with its players. A loss reported settles it, a win waits for the opponent, and the organizer always has the last word.
Limits and a waitlist
Set the fewest and most players. Past the most, sign-ups go on a waitlist; too few at the start cancels it, with one ping to say why.
The organizer stays in charge
See the card before it posts. Until the start, edit its name, time, players and prize without losing sign-ups; start early with whoever is in, or cancel it with a reason everyone sees.
You decide who runs them
Creating a tournament takes Manage Server. Give /create-tournament to an organizer role in Server Settings → Integrations → LFG Hub, or start one from 🏆 Tournament in the Create Group panel.
Free on every server
Tournaments cost nothing, whatever the size of your server. No plan needed.
Tournaments from the bot that starts the games
Between tournaments, the same bot fills groups for any game, gives each one a voice channel and schedules your game nights.
Security & Privacy
You choose what we can see
Scoped to your looking-for-group channels
We read messages only in the channels you set up for finding groups. Voice is never recorded, game activity is deleted after 30 days, and members can turn tracking off.
Raid-resistant: no invite links
No invite links to leak or reuse. Players from our website are added one at a time, and anyone else gets a one-time personal invite that expires in 3 hours.
FAQ
Tournaments, answered
- How do I make a tournament on Discord?
- Add LFG Hub and run /create-tournament in the channel where the card should go. Fill in the name, start time and player limits, check the preview, and press Post.
- Can it run team tournaments?
- Yes: 1v1, 2v2, 3v3 or 5v5. A captain signs a team up with its name and teammates, and players who join solo are put into teams at the start.
- Which formats does it support?
- Single elimination, with the games per match set by round: Bo1, Bo3, or a longer final.
- How are results reported?
- In each match's private thread. A player who reports a loss settles it; a win waits for the opponent to agree. If they don't, the organizer is called in, and the organizer's report always decides.
- Who can create a tournament?
- Members with the Manage Server permission. To let others run them, give /create-tournament to their role in Server Settings → Integrations → LFG Hub.
- Does it work for any game?
- Yes. Pick the game on the command, or the tournament takes the channel's own game.
- Is it free?
- Yes. Tournaments are free on every server.
Run your first tournament
Add LFG Hub and run /create-tournament. Nothing to set up.