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Organising a nine-pin bowling tournament, a team league or an individual competition? Blyzer makes it easy to run one-off tournaments as well as full seasons – from player and team entries, through the start and match schedule, to results, pins knocked down and standings. Whether it is a corporate 100-throw league, a village tournament or a club competition of six-player teams over 120 throws, you have everything in one place without the paperwork.
Suitable for classic ninepins (9 pins) and ten-pin bowling – singles, pairs, teams, corporate and club competitions.
Players and teams enter themselves via a link, captains fill in line-ups and you just confirm the start list.
Set the format – individual competition, team duels or a league – and the system builds the schedule and start order.
Enter pins knocked down (full, clear-off, total) and Blyzer ranks players and recalculates the team standings.
An archive of tournaments and league seasons – results, lane records and standings are never lost.
Choose the format that fits your competition – Blyzer generates the schedule, standings and bracket. You can set up any format in the wizard in a few minutes.
Every player bowls for themselves (100 or 120 throws) and the ranking is decided by pins knocked down. The most common format for open tournaments, corporate events and club championships.
How to: Create race → Configure → categories and number of throws → open entries → enter scores → show rankings.
A season over several months – teams play home/away duels by calendar and the standings are built from match points and pins knocked down. For clubs and corporate leagues.
How to: Create league → Configure → number of rounds and teams → Generate schedule → enter results as you go.
Teams are split into groups, play round-robin, and the best advance to a knockout bracket. Suitable for one-day team tournaments with 6–12 teams.
How to: Create tournament → Configure → number of groups and advancing teams → Generate groups → Generate play-off.
Every team or pair plays a duel against every opponent and the standings decide the final order. Ideal for smaller tournaments of up to 6 teams on a single alley.
How to: Create tournament → Configure → 1 group, no play-off → Generate matches.
Lose the duel and you are out – a fast format for a large number of players or teams, optionally with a 3rd-place match. Seeding by qualification or by draw.
How to: Create tournament → Configure → no groups, play-off only → Seed players → Generate bracket.
Our guides compare the formats, give recommendations by number of players and lanes, and share tips on the start schedule and timetable.
Tip: For an open tournament choose an individual competition; for teams on one day, groups + play-off; for a season, a league.
In the wizard you set the format (singles, teams, league), number of throws, categories and the date.
Players enter themselves via a link or you add them in bulk – the start list and schedule build themselves automatically.
After each start you enter the pins knocked down and Blyzer instantly updates rankings, standings and the bracket.
Less paperwork, more time for the game. Players, teams and spectators always have the latest schedule, results and rankings – on the web and on mobile.
Yes. You enter the total number of pins knocked down as the result and can add the details (full, clear-off, faults) in a note – the ranking is built from the total score.
You set the points for a win, draw and loss in a duel yourself; ties on points are decided by total pins knocked down – exactly according to the rules of your competition.
Yes. An open 100-throw tournament with entries via a link, start order and online results is ready in a few minutes.
Yes. You set up an individual competition, league or team tournament the same way – just enter game scores instead of pins.
The basics are free – you can create and run a bowling tournament, competition or league at no charge.
Create a tournament, individual competition or team league, invite the players and manage everything clearly on Blyzer.
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