1v1
1v1 Tournaments
1v1tournaments.org
Official site
Rules
1v1tournaments.org
How the hub is run
Free entry, no buy-in, no wagering.
General event rules come first, then the game-specific notes for Spades and the coming-soon Euchre lane.
Games
2
Blocks
4
Entry
Free
General event rules
These rules apply across every event on the site.
Entry policy
Entries are free.
No buy-in or wagering is used for this hub.
The event pages are maintained by hand until live data is wired in later.
Admin workflow
Edit this file to change dates, links, and copy.
Add another game object when a new game is ready.
Add another tournament object whenever a new public event is scheduled, or keep a draft in the admin section first.
Site scope
The hub does not connect to production game databases yet.
The current setup is intentionally simple so it can be maintained by hand.
The same layout works for a future, data-backed version of the site.
Platform note
These are free-entry tournaments for skill-based card game events.
Participation rewards, if any are ever posted, must be sponsor or developer funded according to the published rules.
Apple is not a sponsor or involved.
Game-specific notes
Each game keeps its own rule block so the page stays easy to maintain.
Launch game
ACTIVE
Spades
The first featured game on the hub, built for live tournament pages and posted results.
Event setup
Spades is the first live game on the hub.
Each tournament page shows the schedule, stream links, and result notes together.
Admins can update copy and dates in this file without wiring a backend.
Match flow
Use the tournament page for check-in, start time, and format details.
Results are posted after play ends and the results page updates from the same data source.
The layout stays mobile-first for quick updates from a phone.
Future-ready model
New games only need another game object and related tournament entries.
Future games are already reserved in the content structure.
Coming soon
COMING SOON
Euchre
A reserved game slot for Euchre so the site can grow without a rebuild.
Coming soon
Euchre will use the same dark, mobile-first card layout as the Spades pages.
The first public event can be added from the shared content file without a backend.
Free-entry wording stays on every public page.
Match notes
Use this block for round structure, table count, or local house rules later.
Keep the copy brief so it stays easy to update from a phone.
Expansion path
Once Euchre is ready, swap placeholder text for final rules and scoring notes.
The same pattern can be reused if another game is added later.
Site note
Public schedules, stream URLs, and event copy are maintained here by hand. Player signups are stored by the Phase 1 roster backend.