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A scrim is a single-group event with fixed slots. The creation flow is the same as a tournament — the difference is what happens after.

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Creating a Scrim

From your Organizer Dashboard, go to Tournaments and click Create. Choose Scrim as the event type. You’ll walk through the same creation wizard:
  1. Name, description, and poster
  2. Visibility and registration mode — Open, Approval Required, Invite Only, or Invite Only with Approval
  3. Game mode — Solo, Duo, or Squad
  4. Slots — fixed based on game mode: 12 (Squad), 24 (Duo), 48 (Solo). These can’t be changed.
  5. Schedule — registration start, registration close, scrim start, scrim close (optional)
  6. Requirements — same toggles as tournaments (registering user must join club, full roster, all members in club, UID/IGN)
  7. Communication links — WhatsApp and Discord
  8. Point table — kill points and placement points

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After Creation

Once your scrim is created, you get a single group. There’s no roadmap, no stages, no group creation step — it’s just one group ready to go.

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Managing Your Scrim

Your scrim page has four sections:

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Schedule

Create matches (up to 8) and set the time for each one. Unlike tournaments, there’s no mass operations — you manage everything from this one page.

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Room ID & Password

Enter the custom room credentials for each match. Players see these on the platform when the match starts.

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Results

Enter scores after each match:
  1. Select the match
  2. Enter placement and kills for each team
  3. If UID/IGN is enabled, choose between team kills or per-player kills
  4. Click Save
Points accumulate across all matches. The leaderboard shows total points across the entire scrim.

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Announcements

Post updates for participants — schedule changes, delays, or any other info players need to see.

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Scrim States

Scrims follow the same states as tournaments: Draft → Published → Registration Open → Registration Closed → In Progress → Completed (plus Paused and Cancelled). You can reopen registration after it closes. If the start date has passed, you’ll need to set a new one.

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When to Use a Scrim vs Tournament

If you’re running a single-group event — weekly practice, daily lobbies, casual competitive — use a scrim. If you need multiple stages, advancement, or invited slots, use a tournament. See Scrims vs Tournaments for a full comparison.
Last modified on March 3, 2026