The Easiest Way to Run Chip Tournaments for Pool or Darts.

A chip tournament is a casual competition where each player starts with a fixed number of chips. In Good Tourney, losing a match costs you one chip, and the winner stays on the table or board to face the next challenger. The last player with chips wins the tournament.

Yes! Good Tourney supports chip-style tournaments for both pool (billiards) and darts. Just select your game type when starting a tournament, and the interface adapts accordingly.

The player at the top of the “Up Next” list plays against the current table/board winner. If they win, they stay on; if they lose, they lose a chip and move to the bottom of the list. The winner does not gain chips but continues playing until defeated. The tournament continues until only one player has chips remaining.

You can add as many players as you want—from a quick 4-player game to a 75-person bar tournament.

Yes! Whether you’re running pool or darts, Good Tourney allows you to manage multiple active tables or boards. The system keeps track of who’s playing where and who’s up next.

No! Good Tourney is completely browser-based. Use it from your large tablet or laptop—no downloads needed.

You can eliminate or remove players on the fly. Their chip count and position in the queue are automatically adjusted or cleared without disrupting the event.

Yes! Mistakes happen—so you can adjust any player’s chip count at any time. Under “Player List” just tap their name and update.

Absolutely. Once the tournament ends, you can generate a PDF with final standings and email it to participants or staffdirectly from your dashboard.

Good Tourney is available for $10/month or $100/year (a 17% discount). Both plans include unlimited tournaments, full features, and support for pool and darts.

Yes! Good Tourney remembers your previous players so you can re-add them quickly without retyping.

Yes! While the base format is a rotating queue with chip loss on defeat, you can adjust starting chip counts, custom labels, and a few other options depending on your house rules.

Yes—check our [blog and help guides], or contact us directly via email or the site’s contact form if you need personal assistance.