Run your King of Iron Fist local, online, or major with a double-elimination bracket built for the FGC. Live results, shareable link, zero setup cost.
Select Double Elimination and your player count (32 is standard for locals, 64–256 for majors). Name it "King of Iron Fist – [City] [Season]". Enter player tags. Import a list or add manually. Set seedings based on previous event results or global RP rankings. Share the bracket link to your Discord. Start calling matches. Players tap their name to see their next opponent and station assignment. Report results round by round. Losers drop to the challengers bracket. Finalists meet at Grand Finals, first to the requisite set count takes the win.
All major Tekken 8 events (Evo, CEO, Combo Breaker, VSFighting) use double elimination, best-of-3 sets up to Top 8, then best-of-5 at semis and Grand Finals. Winners bracket finalist has a one-game advantage going into Grand Finals (they only need to win one set; the losers finalist needs to win two). Brackify enforces this automatically.
Yes for any event over 32 players. Seeding prevents top players from meeting in early rounds. Use Tekken World Tour points, Tekken Fight Lounge ranks, or results from your previous local. Brackify lets you drag-and-drop seeds after generating the bracket.
A 32-person double-elim runs about 4–5 hours with 2 sets per player minimum guaranteed. 64-player events need 6–8 hours. Plan for ~15 min per best-of-3 set to account for game select, character lock, and stage pick. More stations = faster throughput.
Absolutely. Online events are increasingly common in the FGC. Brackify generates the bracket; players coordinate match rooms via their preferred platform (PS5, Xbox, PC). The TO monitors from the dashboard and enters results as reported.