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Players, parents & spectators

Follow the Tournament

Find the pairings, your own games, and the live standings while an event is underway — on web or your phone, no login required.

Once an event is running, you don’t have to crowd the wall chart or flag down the director. Pairings and standings are live and public — open them on your phone in the hall, or from your couch if you’re following along from home.

Find the pairings

Each round, once the director posts it, shows every board: the board number, both players, and their colors. Players spot their board at a glance; parents can see exactly where their kid is sitting.

A posted round's pairings — boards listing White and Black players with ratings, and the result once the game is played.
Each posted round lists every board with colors, and the result once it's in.

Watch the standings

As results come in, the standings update on their own — no refresh, no waiting on the director. You get the full set of USCF tie-breaks (Modified Median, Solkoff, Cumulative, Cumulative Opponent, Sonneborn-Berger) computed automatically, so the order you see is the real order.

A section standings table — rank, player, rating, score, and the five tie-break columns — with a note that it updates automatically.
Standings update automatically as results land, with every tie-break computed for you.

Your own games

If you entered (or you’re managing a child’s entry), your entry page is the quickest view: it shows your games as the rounds post, and links straight to your section’s standings. Before round 1 it simply says your games will appear once the first round is posted — that’s expected, not an error.

A player's tournament entry page showing their section, their games by round, and a link to the section standings.
Your entry page is your personal view — your games round by round, and a jump to the standings.

On your phone

It all reads on a phone, so checking your next-round board or your kid’s score from the hall takes a few taps — no laptop required. Everything here is public: there’s a “back to tournament” link and nothing to log into.

What’s next

Questions? The FAQ has answers, and support@rookready.com is open.

Updated June 11, 2026