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Create a Double Elimination bracket. 16 players is ideal for locals; 32–128 for community majors and online opens. Name it for your event series. Add player tags. Set seeds from KL (Kombat League) rank or previous results. Share the link to participants in your event Discord. Run rounds, call stations, enter scores as each set finishes. Losers drop to the challengers side; winners advance toward Top 8. Execute Grand Finals. The current NRS standard is Bo3 until Top 8, Bo5 from semis. Winners bracket finalist has a 1-set advantage in Grand Finals.
Standard MK1 tourney settings: 99-second timer, 2 rounds per game, best-of-3 games per set. Top 8 sets move to best-of-5. Kameo fighters are legal by default, all characters available. Stage selection is blind or via gentleman's agreement. Confirm your settings with players before the event starts.
Yes, Kameo fighters are core to MK1's design and are fully legal at all major events (EVO, CEO, Combo Breaker). Some community-run online events ban specific DLC Kameos on a seasonal basis if perceived as dominant. Check current community guidelines and set your house rules in the bracket description.
A 16-player double-elimination event runs approximately 2.5–3.5 hours with two setups. Each Bo3 set averages about 12–18 minutes. 32-player events need 4–6 hours. Always plan for match setup time (controller checks, character-select, etc.) on top of actual match time.
Yes. Create the bracket, share the link, and have players DM their opponents to schedule lobby times. Brackify stores the bracket; players coordinate matches via their preferred communication channel (Discord DMs, Xbox Join, PS5 party). You enter results as they're reported.