HEARTHSTONE
TOURNAMENTS, LEAGUES AND RACES ONLINE

Organising a Hearthstone tournament, a Battlegrounds lobby or a community league? Blyzer makes the whole process easier – from player registration and deck submission, through Swiss rounds or a bracket with Conquest BO3/BO5 series, to results, standings and stats. Whether it's a 1v1 tournament for 32 players, a Battlegrounds night with placement points or a league for the whole season, everything is in one place.

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Works for PC and mobile – 1v1 Standard and Wild (Conquest, Last Hero Standing), Battlegrounds and Arena.

Why organise Hearthstone on Blyzer?

Player registration

Players sign up via a link with their BattleTag and submit their decks – you just confirm their spot.

Swiss, bracket or groups

Choose the format and the system creates the pairings for every round, the bracket and the BO3 or BO5 series schedule.

Results and standings

Enter series results or Battlegrounds lobby placements and the standings are recalculated automatically.

Season history

An archive of tournaments and league seasons – brackets, standings and winners are never lost.

Most popular Hearthstone tournament and league formats

Pick the format that fits your competition – Blyzer generates the pairings, standings and bracket. You can set up any format in the wizard in a few minutes.

Swiss system

The standard for card game tournaments – players with the same number of wins meet in the following rounds, nobody is eliminated. With 32 players, 5 rounds of BO3 are enough and the top 8 advance to the bracket.

How to: Create tournament → Configure → Swiss system, number of rounds and qualifiers → Generate rounds → Generate play-off.

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Single-elimination bracket (Conquest BO3 / BO5)

Lose a series and you're out. A fast format for an online tournament or LAN night with 8–32 players, with a BO5 final. Seeding by ranking or by draw.

How to: Create tournament → Configure → no groups, play-off only → Seed players → Generate bracket.

Create single-elimination tournament

Double elimination

Every player gets two chances – after the first loss they continue in the losers' bracket. A fairer format for a card game where a single series can come down to the luck of the draw.

How to: Create tournament → Configure → double-elimination play-off → Generate bracket.

Create double-elimination tournament

Battlegrounds (points-based competition)

8 players in one lobby, several games played back to back, points for placement in each one (e.g. 8-7-6…1). Overall standings by total points – with more players, qualifying lobbies and a final.

How to: Create race → Configure → placement points → number of games → enter results after every game.

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Long-term league

A multi-week season – a round of BO3 matches every week, standings with points and game ratio. For communities, school clubs and Discord servers.

How to: Create league → Configure → number of rounds and players → Generate schedule → enter results as you go.

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Not sure which format to pick?

Our guides compare the formats, recommend options by player count and available time, and share tips on Conquest and Last Hero Standing rules.

Tip: 16–32 players and a single day: go for 5 rounds of Swiss + a top 8 bracket; with 8 players, double elimination.

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How does it work for Hearthstone?

  1. Create a tournament, league or Battlegrounds competition

    In the wizard, set the number of players, the format (Swiss, bracket, league) and series length – BO3 or BO5.

  2. Add players

    Add players yourself or send a registration link – everyone states their BattleTag and submits their decks.

  3. Enter results

    After every series, record the score and Blyzer instantly creates the next round's pairings and updates the standings and bracket.

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For organisers

Less admin, more time for playing and streaming. Players and spectators always see the current pairings, bracket and results – on the web and on mobile.

  • Registration via linkPlayers sign up themselves, you just confirm.
  • Swiss pairings and bracketGenerated automatically after every round.
  • Live resultsStandings and bracket for your stream, Discord or projector.
  • Online and LANWorks for online tournaments and in-person game nights alike.
Guides and FAQ

Hearthstone – FAQ

Can I set up the Conquest format with BO3 or BO5?

Yes. You choose the series length for each stage of the tournament – for example BO3 in the Swiss rounds and BO5 in the final. State the Conquest or Last Hero Standing rules and the number of decks in the tournament rules.

What is the Swiss system and why use it?

In the Swiss system nobody is eliminated – in every round, players are paired with opponents on a similar record. Everyone plays the same number of rounds and the best advance to the bracket. Ideal for 16–64 players.

Can I also run a Battlegrounds tournament?

Yes. For Battlegrounds, use a points-based competition – 8 players per lobby, placement points for every game and overall standings by total. With more players, qualifying lobbies and a final.

Can mobile and PC players play together?

Yes. Hearthstone uses one shared account across PC, iOS and Android – players add their opponent via BattleTag and challenge them to a friendly match regardless of platform.

How much does it cost?

The basics are free – you can create and run a tournament, league or Battlegrounds competition at no charge.

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