The Bar That Runs Its Whole Competitive Scene on Super Bracket Builder

Weekly tournaments, zero spreadsheets

Super Rad runs a weekly air hockey night that regularly draws 15 to 25 entrants, from first-timers to nationally ranked players. Every event is scheduled in advance with a public registration page, players pre-register from their phones, and the bracket goes live at the venue with one tap. Scores go in tableside, winners advance automatically, and the public bracket link means the whole bar follows along.

Every format, picked per night

Across 63 tournaments the venue has used double elimination (the weekly staple, 37 events), round robin for everyone-plays-everyone nights (13 events), multi-bracket divisions to split A and B skill tiers (12 events), and single elimination for fast finishes. Consolation brackets keep 0-2 players in the building instead of heading home.

Players who come back every week

The roster holds 462 players with real career stats: win-loss records, head-to-head histories, championships, badges, and season points races. Dozens of players have claimed accounts to track their own stats, get push notifications when their match is called, and follow live brackets from their phones. Rankings give every match stakes, and the matchup predictor fuels the trash talk.

The nights run themselves

Registration pages fill the field before doors open. Automations hand out awards. AI writes the night's recap and a social caption the moment the final ends. What used to be a whiteboard and an argument is now a system a single bartender can run.