Beyblade X tournaments, live.
Where people play this week, how points are counted, who leads the championships. And for organisers, everything a competition day needs.
How finishes are counted.
Every launch that ends the round is worth points, and the winner is whoever reaches the match’s points first: usually 4, often more in finals. The referee records them with one tap and the tournament page shows who scored and how.
Every launch, as it happens.
Players and waiting list, groups, bracket, standings: the tournament page updates by itself. On your phone, on the projector in the hall and inside the Twitch stream.
Your season, leg after leg.
Points standings for clubs and federations, or qualification for the final with the repechage explained plainly. Your profile keeps the tournaments you played, wins and placings.
Every tournament leaves a mark.
Rankly reads results and reports and gives you achievements by itself: It Wasn’t Over if you win from three points down, Xtreme Rain if you land three in the same tournament, Lower Bracket Run if you win a double elimination coming through the losers’ bracket. And some are secret.
- A board on your profile, from common to legendary
- Launches and finishes count in matches reported live
- Every achievement becomes a story, with the club’s tags ready
A tournament, from registration to podium.
- You create the tournament
Choose the format: Swiss groups then a bracket, bracket only, round robin. How many points matches are played to, finals included.
- You open registration
You send the link to the club’s group chat. When the spots run out people join the waiting list, and whoever withdraws gives their spot to the first one waiting.
- Check-in at the desk
You mark who’s arrived, add who wasn’t on the list, and Rankly makes the groups from those present.
- Let’s play
Pairings come out by themselves, without rematches. Referees report from their phones, one tap per finish, and the standings update on the projector and live.
- Bracket and finals
The best move on to the bracket, with matches for 3rd place and, if you want, down to 8th.
- Standings and championship
Final standings, stats and the night’s awards. If the tournament is a leg, the points go into the championship.
Frequently asked questions.
How are points counted in Beyblade X?
Every finish is worth points: Spin Finish 1, Over Finish 2, Burst Finish 2, Xtreme Finish 3. The winner is whoever reaches the match’s points target first, usually 4; finals can have a higher target, for example 7. The organiser decides, and the tournament page shows it on every match.
Where can I find Beyblade X tournaments near me?
Rankly’s tournament list (rankly.it/tornei) has those with registration open, with date, organiser and spots. On the Community page you’ll find clubs and federations, and you can follow them to know when they open a tournament.
Do I need an account to play?
Not to follow a tournament. To register, usually yes: you sign in with Google or Discord and pick a nickname. If you don’t have an account, the organiser can add you at the desk. With an account you find your tournaments, profile and stats.
How much does it cost players?
Nothing. Rankly is free for players; the tournament fee, if there is one, is set by the club and paid to the club.
Can I follow a tournament live?
Yes. The tournament page updates by itself while people play: scores, groups, bracket and the type of finish just scored. It opens on your phone, without an app, and can go on the projector in the hall.
How do championships work?
A championship brings several tournaments together, the legs. It can be on points, with season standings, or qualification-based, where the legs send the best players to the final and the remaining spots go through repechage. The championship page explains the rules and shows the up-to-date standings.
Can I run a Beyblade X tournament with Rankly?
Yes: registration with a waiting list, check-in, groups and brackets, referees at the table with a camera to review disputed finishes, live coverage, stats and championships. Everything from your phone.
Is it an alternative to Challonge for Beyblade tournaments?
Yes. On top of that it has what Beyblade needs: reports by finish type, the referee screen, page themes, championships with qualification and repechage. Tournaments already run on Challonge can be imported.
How much does it cost organisers?
The club plan costs €29 a month plus VAT, with as many tournaments as you like. The first 14 days are a trial.
Will your next tournament be on Rankly?
Registration, check-in, groups, bracket and live coverage in one place, from your phone.
- Swiss, groups, single and double elimination
- Referees at the table, one tap for each finish
- Championships with points, drop scores and repechage
- Telegram channel and a page in the club’s theme
€29 a month per club · 14-day trial