Free Marvel Rivals Tournament Bracket Maker (8 to 64 Teams)

Build your Marvel Rivals team tournament bracket in seconds. Live bracket link for all players, free to use, share to Discord in one click.

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How to Run a Marvel Rivals Tournament

Choose Single or Double Elimination and your team count. 8 or 16 teams works well for community Marvel Rivals events; 32 for larger opens or LAN events. Enter team names. Teams coordinate their 6-player rosters outside Brackify, you only manage the bracket itself. Share the bracket link to your Discord. Teams check-in, see their first-round opponent, and coordinate their match lobby in-game. Enter match results as series finish (usually best-of-3 maps). The bracket advances automatically. Run through to Grand Finals.

Frequently asked questions

What is Marvel Rivals?

Marvel Rivals is a free-to-play 6v6 hero shooter developed by NetEase Games in collaboration with Marvel. Launched in December 2024, it features Marvel heroes and villains across multiple game modes including team deathmatch and objective-based play. Season-based with regular hero additions.

What format is best for Marvel Rivals tournaments?

Most Marvel Rivals community tournaments use single elimination for quick events (4–8 teams) and double elimination for larger competitive events (8–32 teams). Each match is typically a best-of-3 series of maps, with specific modes agreed upon beforehand. Grand Finals are often Bo5.

How many players does each team need for Marvel Rivals?

Marvel Rivals is 6v6, each team needs exactly 6 players, plus 1–2 substitutes is recommended if running a formal tournament. When setting up your bracket, each bracket slot = 1 team of 6. Make sure all teams have a full roster confirmed before locking the bracket.

Can I run offline (LAN) Marvel Rivals brackets with Brackify?

Yes. Brackify is browser-based and works on any device. For LAN events, run the bracket from a laptop or tablet at the TO station. Teams check the URL from their own devices between matches. You enter results as each series completes.