Step1:
Start by printing the appropriate schedule needed for the tournament, you can do this by clicking here. If you don't know the exact number of teams just estimate and print all of the brackets within a certain range. The Round Robin tournament is best when you have a small number of teams and/or a long time frame. Round Robin tournaments can be used for league schedules or tournaments that guarantee a certain number of games. The schedules on this site allow each team to play every other team one time. If you have a lot of teams you can break them up into divisions. Be sure to decide the tie-breaker before the tournament begins. Usually the tie-breaker will be which won the head to head match.

Step 2:
In most tournaments the teams will already be decided before the tournament day rolls around, such as a softball or football tournament, but in some games such as cornhole and darts you will need to decide how teams are going to be formed, you have two options. Option 1: The teams have already been set, everyone came to the tournament with their own partner or chose their partner once they arrived. Option 2: Place every players name in a hat and draw two names at a time, those two players will be on a team.

Step 3 :
Now you will need to draw to decide which team will be assigned each team number. You will place each teams name in a hat and begin drawing the teams one at a time, the first team's name drawn will be assigned "Team 1", the second team's name drawn above will be assigned"Team 2" and so on. This can be viewed in the illustration below.

Step 4:
The tournament is ready to begin. Start at round 1 and play all of the games for that round, then move onto round two. Continue this until all of the games are played. This can be viewed in the illustration below.

Step 5:
Keep a tally of each team's wins and losses. The team with the best record after all games have been completed is the winner of the tournament.

Step 6:
Give out prizes or awards to the winners of the tournament.