From weigh-in to the final ippon, PlayMetric automates draws, repechage brackets, and mat scheduling so you can keep the competition moving.
Sound familiar?
Last-minute weight changes, combined categories, and no-shows mean redrawing brackets minutes before the first bout. Paper-based systems cannot keep up with the chaos of weigh-in day.
Tracking which judoka re-enter the bracket after losing to a finalist requires careful attention. Mistakes in the repechage mean incorrect bronze medal placements and formal protests.
Running 4-8 mats simultaneously with different weight categories at different stages means constant juggling. Athletes miss calls, mats sit idle, and the event runs hours overtime.
How it works
Define weight divisions, age groups, and draw format — pool system, double repechage, or straight elimination. PlayMetric handles seeding and generates the draw automatically.
Share a registration link. Athletes enter their details, weight category, and club. On competition day, confirm weights and finalise the draw with one click.
Enter bout results by mat. PlayMetric advances winners, populates repechage brackets, and updates the scoreboard in real time through to the medal contests.
Formats
The standard IJF format. Losers of quarter-finalists and above re-enter via two repechage brackets for bronze medal contests. Used at most national and international competitions.
Judoka compete in round-robin pools. Top-placed athletes advance to elimination rounds. Used for smaller weight categories or younger age divisions.
Simple knockout bracket with consolation for third place. Suitable for large entry categories where time is limited.
Athletes must lose twice before being eliminated. Provides more contest time for each judoka. Popular at club-level and training competitions.
Whether you're running a local club night or a regional championship, PlayMetric adapts to how you organise judo.
No app install. No special hardware. Just a browser.
FAQ
From weigh-in to the final ippon, PlayMetric automates draws, repechage brackets, and mat scheduling so you can keep the competition moving.
Sound familiar?
Last-minute weight changes, combined categories, and no-shows mean redrawing brackets minutes before the first bout. Paper-based systems cannot keep up with the chaos of weigh-in day.
Tracking which judoka re-enter the bracket after losing to a finalist requires careful attention. Mistakes in the repechage mean incorrect bronze medal placements and formal protests.
Running 4-8 mats simultaneously with different weight categories at different stages means constant juggling. Athletes miss calls, mats sit idle, and the event runs hours overtime.
How it works
Define weight divisions, age groups, and draw format — pool system, double repechage, or straight elimination. PlayMetric handles seeding and generates the draw automatically.
Share a registration link. Athletes enter their details, weight category, and club. On competition day, confirm weights and finalise the draw with one click.
Enter bout results by mat. PlayMetric advances winners, populates repechage brackets, and updates the scoreboard in real time through to the medal contests.
Formats
The standard IJF format. Losers of quarter-finalists and above re-enter via two repechage brackets for bronze medal contests. Used at most national and international competitions.
Judoka compete in round-robin pools. Top-placed athletes advance to elimination rounds. Used for smaller weight categories or younger age divisions.
Simple knockout bracket with consolation for third place. Suitable for large entry categories where time is limited.
Athletes must lose twice before being eliminated. Provides more contest time for each judoka. Popular at club-level and training competitions.
Whether you're running a local club night or a regional championship, PlayMetric adapts to how you organise judo.
No app install. No special hardware. Just a browser.
FAQ