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Generate a random single-elimination tournament bracket.
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What happens if I don't have a power-of-two number of entrants?
Some entrants get a first-round bye, randomly assigned, so the bracket fills out to the next power of two.
How random is the seeding?
Entrants are shuffled with your browser's Web Crypto API, giving a cryptographically sound, unbiased draw every time.
Does it support single or double elimination?
This tool generates a single-elimination bracket, where one loss eliminates an entrant.
Is my list of entrants uploaded anywhere?
No. Everything runs locally in your browser and works offline, so your entrants are never sent to a server.
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Further reading
- The math behind a weighted fantasy draft lottery
Turning on weighted lottery mode doesn't give last year's worst team the first pick — it gives them better odds at it. Here's exactly how the weighting works, what the probabilities look like for a typical league, and how a seed lets you prove the draw was fair after the fact.
- Setting up a fair fantasy draft order before your league fights about it
Flat random or weighted lottery? How to pick a fantasy draft order method your league will respect, plus how to run an animated, screen-shared reveal on draft night.
- Proving a shuffle wasn't rigged: seeded shuffles and the duplicate trap
Anyone can claim a shuffle was fair after the fact. A seeded shuffle lets you prove it — and the copy-paste duplicate that quietly stacks the odds is the other thing worth catching before you hit Randomize.
- Eliminate one at a time until a single survivor is left
A bracket pairs things off; an elimination picker just keeps knocking one out until one remains. Here's how a round-by-round survivor draw works, why the elimination order is half the fun, and when to seed it so the result is provable.
- Seeding a tournament bracket fairly (and why byes are trickier than they look)
Throwing names into a single-elimination bracket sounds simple until you hit an odd number of players, byes that hand someone a free win, or a seeding that pits your two best players in round one. Here's how to do it right.