Open to every player on the continent
Every open bracket in one place, every day. Find a tournament for the game you already play, enter in under a minute, and watch any final without an account — brackets, results and standings are public here because a competition nobody can follow is not a competition.
Every tournament on Playvald
Open brackets you can enter now, matches being played this minute, and every tournament that has already been decided — with its results, standings and knockout bracket. Watching costs nothing and needs no account.
1 tournament· Taking entrants — you can join these today
The calendar
A list tells you what you could play. It does not tell you that three of them are the same Saturday. Every scheduled tournament sits on one month here, so you can see your weekend before you commit to it.
Sign in and this becomes your own calendar — every match you have, across every tournament you entered.
A semi-final you might play shows as a window, not a promise. The calendar does not go blank after your first match.
Subscribe once and your matches appear in Google or Apple Calendar, with the reminders you already set for everything else.
October 2026
Nothing scheduled this month
Nothing on the calendar yet
Scheduled tournaments appear here as soon as a host opens one. Anyone can run one.
Gifting
Send a gift mid-match and everyone in the room sees it. Hosts and players keep a share of every gift they receive, so a good stream pays for the next tournament.
Coins are bought once and spent anywhere on Playvald — entry fees, gifts, or saved for the next cup.
Run your own
Pick a game, pick a format, open the doors. Playvald draws the bracket, keeps the schedule, settles the results and handles the money — you run the show.
Single elimination, round robin, groups or split bracket. Seeded, scheduled, advanced automatically.
Money sits in escrow until the event settles. Nobody pays a host who never runs the event.
Record a score and the bracket advances itself — next round seeded, next match scheduled. Everyone watching sees it the moment you do.
Prize splits are set before the first match and paid out when the final whistle goes.
