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Esports and Console Tournament Tools

Run a PlayStation tournament with friends, draw teams, split the prize money, and work out your stats and mouse sensitivity.

Gaming Tournament MakerRun an EA FC, eFootball, Tekken or Rocket League tournament with friends, at a LAN café or an office event: fixtures in seconds and live scores.Random Club PickerEnd the “who gets which team” argument before your gaming night: everyone gets a random team and nobody gets the same one.Swiss Tournament PairingMany players, little time: run a Swiss-system event where everyone plays every round against an opponent on a similar score.Prize Pool CalculatorWork out the prize pool from entry fees, the organizer’s cut and any sponsor money, then split it fairly between the top places.K/D Ratio CalculatorTurn your Valorant, CS2, Call of Duty or Fortnite stats into K/D and KDA, and see how far you are from your target.Win Rate CalculatorFind your win percentage in ranked, Ultimate Team or league play and see how far you are from your target.eDPI CalculatorGet your eDPI and the mouse distance for a full 360° turn from your DPI and in-game sensitivity.Sensitivity ConverterCarry your aim from one game to another: convert sensitivity between games and to a different DPI with the same 360° distance.Crosshair GeneratorDesign your crosshair with a live preview and copy the Valorant profile code or the CS2 share code and console commands in one click.

Running a console tournament

For an EA FC, eFootball, Tekken or Rocket League tournament at home, a gaming café or an office event, pick the format first: with 6–8 players, groups plus knockout fits into one evening. A random team draw ends arguments about squad strength, and if there is an entry fee, agree the prize split up front. For big fields with little time, the Swiss system gives everyone the same number of matches.

Stats and aim settings

K/D, KDA and win rate are the core numbers for tracking performance; because they are cumulative, knowing how many games a target takes keeps expectations realistic. On PC, eDPI and cm/360 are the key to keeping the same aim across games, and the sensitivity converter does exactly that using each game’s yaw value.

Related guides

Chess rules and time controls explainedHow the pieces move, the special moves beginners miss, every way a game can be drawn, and how FIDE defines classical, rapid and blitz, plus how Elo ratings change after a game.How to run a PlayStation EA SPORTS FC tournament with friendsFix the player count and time, pick a format, draw clubs at random and write the rules down before kick-off. This guide takes you from the n(n−1)/2 formula to splitting the prize pot, with worked numbers.

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