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Gestor de Torneos supports three tournament formats. The format is selected at creation time and cannot be changed afterwards.

Liga (league)

All enrolled teams play against every other team (round-robin). After each match the standings are recalculated automatically. Standings columns
ColumnMeaning
PosiciónCurrent rank
PuntosPoints accumulated
Victorias / Empates / DerrotasWin / Draw / Loss record
Anotación favor / contraGoals or points scored for and against
Optional Liga features
  • Play-offs: the top N teams by final standings enter a knockout bracket to decide the champion. Enabled at creation time; N must be between 2 and 32.
  • Descenso (relegation): the bottom N teams are marked as relegated. The relegation zone is highlighted in the standings view.
Play-offs are a separate Eliminatoria bracket created from the top N teams once the league phase is complete. The champion of the play-offs is recorded as the tournament winner, not the league table leader.
Yes. The play-offs and descenso settings can be edited from the tournament information page (/torneo/<id>/informacion/) at any point before the league concludes.

Eliminatoria (knockout)

A pure single-elimination bracket. Teams are paired and the loser of each match is immediately eliminated. The bracket progresses through rounds until one team remains. Rounds (from first to last)
Round codeLabel
16AVDieciseisavos de Final
8AVOctavos de Final
CUACuartos de Final
SEMSemifinal
FINFinal
The number of active rounds depends on the number of enrolled teams (maximum 5 rounds, supporting up to 32 teams in the bracket).
The system stores the number of rounds (rondas, 1–5) in the Eliminatoria record. The rounds used are the last N entries from the full round list, so a 2-round bracket would start at Semifinal, a 3-round bracket at Cuartos de Final, and so on.
In Fútbol, a draw in an Eliminatoria match requires resolving the tie by other means (e.g., replaying the match). The system records the result and advances whichever team is marked as the winner. Basketball and Pádel do not produce draws.

Eliminatoria con Fase de Grupos

A two-phase format: a group stage followed by a knockout bracket.
  1. Group stage — teams are divided into equal-sized groups (A, B, C, …). Each group runs its own round-robin, with standings tracked separately per group.
  2. Knockout phase — the top N teams from each group (n_clasificados_grupo) qualify for an Eliminatoria bracket. The total number of qualifiers must be between 2 and 32.
Configuration constraints
  • The maximum number of teams must be exactly divisible by the number of groups, so every group has the same size.
  • n_clasificados_grupo cannot exceed the number of teams per group.
  • Total qualifiers: n_grupos × n_clasificados_grupo must be ≥ 2 and ≤ 32.
Groups are labeled automatically (e.g., A, B, C…). The grupo field on each Clasificacion record stores this label; the default value is GENERAL for Liga tournaments that have no group stage.
The number of groups and qualifiers per group can be updated from the tournament information page as long as the group stage has not yet produced any points. Once matches have been played and points recorded, the group configuration is effectively locked by the live data.

Scoring rules by sport

Point awards differ by sport. These affect the Puntos column in all standings (Liga and group-stage tables).
SportWinDrawLoss
Fútbol3 pts1 pt0 pts
Baloncesto2 pts— (no draws)1 pt
Pádel1 pt— (no draws)0 pts
Baloncesto awards 1 point for a loss (not 0). This means every team always gains something from each match, keeping standings differences tighter.
For Pádel, match results are recorded as sets (up to 3 sets: set 1, set 2, set 3). The set scores are used to determine the winner; the points column then reflects wins only.