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Free pool & billiard tournament brackets

FeltCast brackets run a pool tournament from start to trophy: build the draw, call games to tables, score from any phone and show it all on the TV. Free for leagues, pool halls, bars and home games.

1. Make the bracket

Name the event, type or paste the players, and pick the format. The draw appears as you type, seeded with byes placed for you.

2. Share it

Put the QR code on the TV or the wall. Players check themselves in, follow the bracket live and get an alert when they're up.

3. Score as you play

Tap a match to send it to a table and enter the score. The bracket moves on by itself, and scores entered without signal send when it comes back.

Every format a pool night needs

  • Double elimination: the classic pool format. Lose twice and you're out, with a true or one-set final.
  • Single elimination: one loss and you're done. Fast, for big fields or short nights.
  • Round robin: everyone plays everyone, in groups, with an optional playoff bracket for the top finishers.
  • Races and handicaps: race to any number, with per-player handicaps for league nights.
  • Any field size: 2 to 256 players, from an 8-player Tuesday to a big open.

Built for the room, not just the organiser

  • TV mode with the full draw, tables in play, next games up and a QR code to follow along.
  • Phone alerts when your match is called, on Android and iPhone.
  • Check-in and sign-up from the QR code, so no-shows are dropped before the draw.
  • A venue page that keeps every bracket you run in one place, with a TV screen that switches to the next event by itself.
  • A results image to share the winners when the last ball drops.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. No account, no app to install, and no ads, for fields of up to 256 players. Make a bracket, share the link, and run the night.

How does a double elimination pool bracket work?

Every player has to lose twice to be knocked out. A first loss drops you into the losers' bracket, where you keep playing. The winners' bracket champion meets the losers' bracket champion in the final; you can choose whether the losers' side has to win twice (a true double elimination) or play one deciding set.

How many games are in a 16-player bracket?

Single elimination: 15 games. Double elimination: 30, or 31 if the final goes to a second set. Round robin: 120, since everyone plays everyone once.

What if the number of players isn't 8, 16 or 32?

Any number from 2 to 256 works. Byes are placed for you so the top seeds get them, and the draw is shown before you start so you can reseed it.

Can players follow the bracket on their phones?

Yes. Players scan the QR code or open the link, pick their name, and see when they're up. With alerts on, their phone tells them when their match is called to a table, even when it's locked.

Can I put the bracket on a TV?

Yes. TV mode shows the whole draw, the matches on each table and the next games up, with a QR code for players. It updates by itself as scores come in, and a venue page can keep one screen on all night.

Does it work for 8-ball, 9-ball and 10-ball?

Yes. Set the game and the race (race to 3, 5, 7 and so on), with optional handicaps so a mixed-skill field plays fair.

Can I print the bracket?

Yes. Print gives a clean paper copy of the draw for the wall, and you can keep scoring on your phone at the same time.