Shown, not told
Picture guides
The jobs that are easier watched than read — every step with the screen it happens on. For the questions that come up mid-tournament, the answers page is the one you want.
For whoever runs it
Your club
Starting a club, getting people into it, your players, and deleting it.
12 steps
For whoever runs it
Running a tournament, start to finish
From the empty dashboard on the night to the results on the club board.
31 steps
For whoever runs it
Scoring, doubles and changing a tournament
Accumulation scoring, fixed partners, and changing the setup.
5 steps
For whoever runs it
The playoff bracket
Choosing a bracket, making the cut, and playing it through to a final table.
8 steps
For whoever runs it
Calling off or deleting a tournament
When a tournament won't happen, or shouldn't be there: calling it off, deleting it, and putting one back.
3 steps
For whoever runs it
Printing sheets and statistics
Every sheet Event Options can print: the room's setup sheets, a score card for one player, and the club's statistics.
13 steps
For whoever runs it
When the room changes
Live Tournament Management: somebody leaves, somebody new sits in, the hall closes early.
8 steps
For whoever runs it
Put it on the big screen
The scoreboard on a TV or projector for the whole room: the seating, the standings and the prizes.
5 steps
For whoever runs it
The money, from the door to the treasury
Entry fees, what comes off the top, the euchre jar, the payouts, and what the club keeps.
15 steps
For whoever runs it
After the tournament
The report for the club, the statistics, and keeping a backup.
5 steps
For whoever runs it
Seasons
Starting a season, what counts toward it, the standings and leaders, the champion, and ending it.
8 steps
For whoever runs it
Bringing your history in
Past tournaments from a spreadsheet: the sheet, the check, and bringing it in.
8 steps
For players
Paying your $5
For players: your yearly membership, on the membership card on your club page.
3 steps
For players
Set up your phone
For players, before your first tournament: the app on your home screen, notifications, and the tournaments on your calendar.
3 steps
For players
Playing in a tournament
For players: saying you're coming, your scorecard, entering scores, and where the standings are.
15 steps
More of these are coming. Each one is a list of screens written down before it is photographed, so if there is a job you find yourself explaining twice, that is the next one.