Formal competition
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Fed by federated tournaments and supervised free matches, weighted by the organizer type.
How it works
From creating an account to watching your rating climb. That is how simple it is to organize and compete on Takada Score.
How it works
The same flow works for a regional federation and for four friends who just want to play a few games.
Sign up as a player or organizer. The admin approves your account and you are in.
Pick a format, venues and schedule. Hit draw and the system proposes the pairings.
The shared scoreboard records every game. Players confirm the result between themselves.
Your rating updates, prizes are awarded and your competitive history grows match by match.
What it does
A single data model for four competition scenarios: formal tournament, quick tournament, free match and supervised match.
Game ±1, break-and-run, time-out and referee claim. A shared real-time view over WebSocket, with consensual result confirmation.
Each player carries two independent ratings — official and recreational — each with its own uncertainty. Casual play never taints serious competition.
Single elimination or group stage, multi-day and multi-venue. Drawing is automatic: byes, seeds and pairings ready for the organizer to validate.
Organizer, player and spectator. Each role sees what it needs, and admin-mediated sign-up keeps the user base clean.
Link the YouTube broadcast to a match and mark the notable shots. Highlight reels almost for free, straight from the scoreboard.
Points-based gamification — never money. Pots that grow with every milestone of the match and rewards configured by the organizer.
Live scoreboard
A shared view both players see at once. No event replay: on reconnect the client requests the current state and resumes.
Interactive demo — tap the game buttons.
Best of 5 games
A. Takada
1742 official
M. Reyes
1698 official
Dual ranking
Glicko-2 factors in rating uncertainty and handles inactivity better than plain Elo. The weighting strategy is set by the global admin.
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Fed by federated tournaments and supervised free matches, weighted by the organizer type.
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Fed by quick tournaments and free matches between friends. Useful without risking the serious ranking.
Walkovers and bracket byes are ignored when computing the rating.