Valorant tournament hosting, end to end
The only Valorant tournament hosting app you'll ever need
One registration link. Check-in, seeded brackets, match rooms with lobby codes and map veto, score reporting, disputes, stats and Discord announcements, for community cups from 8 to 512 players. Free during early access.
3 cups run and 94 registrations so far. Mumbai, Singapore and 20 more servers.
Everything a cup needs. Nothing to bolt on.
Organizers usually run a Google Form, a bracket site, a spreadsheet and a wall of pinned messages. ValoTour replaces all four.
Registration in one link
Players sign in with Discord, Google or Twitch and register in a tap: solo, duo codes or a captain with a team invite link. Rank windows, entry plans and a waitlist that fills itself.
Brackets that run themselves
Knockout, double elimination, group stage or deathmatch lobbies. Seeding by rank, byes handled, Bo1/Bo3/Bo5 finals, winners seated the moment a result lands.
A match room for every game
Lobby code, ready-up, alternating map veto, a chat line between the two sides, rescheduling requests. Both teams report the score; if they agree it's final.
Disputes and no-shows, handled
A wrong score, a no-show, a rule break: one report opens a case in your queue with both sides' evidence. You decide, the bracket updates.
Match records and stats
Maps, agents, K/D/A and combat score per game. Player profiles keep a career record, and every finished cup gets a recap with an MVP and top fraggers.
Discord and stream, wired in
Registration open, check-in, bracket out, champion: posted to your Discord automatically. Transparent overlays for OBS: bracket, standings, live scoreboard.
Four formats, any mode, every rank
1v1 aim duels to 5v5 leagues. Iron-only weeklies to Immortal invitationals. Bo1 heats, Bo3 finals.
Knockout
Single elimination with rank seeding and byes. The Friday-night default.
Double elimination
Winners and losers brackets, grand final with a reset. For cups that deserve a second chance.
Group stage
Blocks of round-robin play into playoffs. Standings update with every result.
Deathmatch lobbies
Free-for-all heats of up to 12, placement points, a final. No bracket, one winner.
Not sure which fits? Read the formats guide.
How to host a Valorant tournament on ValoTour
Four steps. Three fields to create a cup; the next one is prefilled from the last.
- 1
Create the cup
Title, mode and start time. Server, slots, standard rules and the check-in timeline are filled in; rank window, prize and entry fee are one tap away.
- 2
Share one link
Post it in Discord or WhatsApp; it unfurls into a share card. Players register in a tap and the Teams tab fills as they arrive.
- 3
Check-in and bracket
Open check-in, generate the bracket from the players who showed up, schedule rounds. Everyone gets their match room.
- 4
Play, decide, pay out
Watch results land, settle the odd dispute, mark prizes paid. The recap and results sheet are ready when the final ends.
For players: cups at your rank, without the smurfs
Every cup has a rank window and a public Riot ID for every entrant. Reports from three different tournaments ban an account. Your profile keeps your record across every cup you play: placements, agents, K/D.
- Rank-capped registration: a peak rank outside the window is rejected at sign-up
- Placements, champion tiles and badges that follow you between cups
- Match rooms with the lobby code, veto and a chat line to your opponent
- Reminders when your match is up, and a Go to match button that is never hard to find
Questions organizers ask
- Is ValoTour free?
- Yes. During early access hosting is free for everyone and there is no fee to play. When hosting is priced it will be a flat fee per tournament, announced a month ahead, and never a cut of prizes.
- Can hosts charge an entry fee?
- Not at the moment. Under India's Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025, paid-entry competitions that are not registered e-sports count as online money games, so every cup on ValoTour is free to enter. Hosts provide the prizes.
- What do I need to host a Valorant tournament on ValoTour?
- A ValoTour account (sign in with Discord, Google, Twitch or GitHub) and a Discord or WhatsApp group to share the link in. Hosting is self-serve: press Start hosting, set up the cup, share the registration link.
- Which tournament formats are supported?
- Knockout (single elimination), double elimination, group stage (blocks into playoffs) and free-for-all deathmatch lobbies. Modes from 1v1 to 5v5, Bo1 to Bo5, with rank windows from Iron to Radiant.
- How do players get the lobby code?
- Every match has a match room. The higher seed creates the custom game and posts the code there; the opponent sees it instantly, along with the map veto, ready-up and chat.
- How are scores confirmed?
- Both sides report the score in the match room. If the reports match, the result is final and the winner advances. If they don't, a dispute opens for the host with both reports attached. Hosts can also enter results directly from the bracket.
- Does it work for Indian community cups?
- It was built for them: Mumbai and Singapore servers, IST scheduling, rupee prizes, WhatsApp-friendly share cards and Discord announcements. It works anywhere Valorant is played.
- Is ValoTour affiliated with Riot Games?
- No. ValoTour is an independent platform for community tournaments. It is not endorsed by or affiliated with Riot Games, and every cup on it is a community competition run under Riot's community competition guidelines.
Run your next cup on ValoTour. Free.
Set it up in two minutes, share one link, and spend cup night watching matches instead of a spreadsheet.