Cornhole Tournament Bracket
Type the teams, print the sheet, tape it up next to the boards.
Winners bracket
Losers bracket
Quarterfinals
Semifinals
Final
Grand final
Reset, if needed
Losers round 1
Losers round 2
Losers round 3
Losers round 4
Which format
Most backyard and bar cornhole tournaments are double elimination: every team gets at least two games, which matters when people have paid an entry fee and driven over. With one set of boards and little time, single elimination is half the games.
For a league night or a small group, round robin lets everyone play everyone, and the table decides who wins.
This page opens with 8 teams, double elimination. Change either on the left.
Keeping score
A game is played to 21 with cancellation scoring: in each round only the difference between the two teams' points counts. Type the final score of each game into the bracket, or just tap the team that won.
Running it
- 1A blind draw for partners is common: put the names in, shuffle, and pair them off in order. The random team generator does this.
- 2Count the boards. Each set runs one game at a time, so the number of sets decides how long the day is. The table on the format guide gives the time slots for one to four.
- 3Number the boards and write the board number next to each game on the printed sheet.