KikoChampionKikoSnaps · 4-1 · 20 cubes
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A MARVEL SNAP tournament, start to finish
What a tournament on Lytra looks like, in the order it is lived: by whoever runs it, whoever plays it and whoever judges it. Everything here is drawn with the site's own parts, and you can try it: nothing is saved.
The players, the tournament and its decks are made up.
Make it and set it up
What its organiser does before it starts.
Organiser
Its page, before it starts
Its name, how many play and the format: Swiss rounds then a bracket of the best, as the official ones, Swiss rounds alone, or a bracket. When it starts, its check-in 15, 30 or 60 minutes before, and when entries close and decks lock — each on the visitor's own clock. Its organiser, with their channels and server, from their account.
Organiser
A description written as on Discord
Rules, prizes and times, up to 4,000 characters, with a toolbar: heading, bold, italics, underline, lists, quote and link. They are Discord's own marks, so it reads the same pasted there.
Try itWrite in it, then open Preview.
Description
304 / 4000
Organiser
Decks, banned cards and what everyone sees
Players hand in one deck for the whole tournament, copied from the game. Its cards counted for everyone from the first round, as the official ones show them; each deck open only to its opponent of the round, or every list open. Banned cards for a themed tournament, found by their English or Spanish name or by cost. Then the public list, for approved organisers, and its Discord space.
Try itSearch a card and tap it to ban it.
Banned cards2 banned
For a themed tournament: a deck carrying any of them is turned away, and its player is told which. They can change until decks lock.
and 460 more: type to narrow them down
Enter and check in
What a player does before the first round.
Player
Discord or Google
Sign in with either: neither asks for your email or a password, and one account can have both. Google gives your real name, so before it shows on any tournament you are asked once: change it for a display name, or keep it.
Try itChange the name, or keep it.
This is how tournaments will show you: Francisco Ramírez
Player
Your deck, pasted from the game
Entering takes your name in the game and your deck: in MARVEL SNAP, open the deck, tap Copy and paste it whole. It is read as the tournament reads it — drawn with its art, or turned away naming the banned card it carries. When the check-in opens, you confirm you play.
Try itPaste one of your own decks from the game, or one of these. Nothing is kept.
Enter
Play a round
Each player lands on their own match: their table, their opponent, and what to do now.
Player
Its announcements, on its page
Everything the tournament announces — entries, decks, check-in, each round, the end and what its organiser writes — on its Announcements tab, in your language and on your clock: the same its Discord hears, for whoever is not there. A dot on the tab says something new came.
Announcements
Round 3 is dealt
Say you are ready within 5 minutes.
Go to my match →From the organiser
The final is tomorrow, same time. Good luck to the four of you!
Round 2 is dealt
Say you are ready within 5 minutes.
The tournament has started · Round 1 is dealt
Say you are ready within 5 minutes.
Check-in is open
Until it starts: whoever has not confirmed is left out. ()
Decks are locked
Entries too.
Entries are open
- Entries until:
- Decks until:
- Check-in from:
- Starts:
Hand in your deck on this page, as the game copies it.
Player
Your match
Your opponent: their name in the game, to copy and find them, how they are doing, and their deck, to copy. When the round is dealt each of you has a few minutes to say you are ready: if only one is, they win 10–0 with no judge. Then you say how it ended, in cubes; when both words match, that is the result.
Try itTap “I'm ready”, then the winner's cubes.
Round 3 · Table 2
Your opponentMafer
Name in MARVEL SNAPMafer4846 of 81-13 pts
Mafer's deck
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Are you ready?
Time left 5:00Tap when you are in the game, ready to play. If only one of you is ready when time runs out, they win 10–0; if neither is, both lose.
Mafer has not said they are ready yet.
Player
The battle code and the table's chat
Whoever sits first creates the friendly battle in MARVEL SNAP and shares its code here, in a box of its own, to copy. The two talk under it, and the judges read it too.
Try itWrite something, or share a code.
You create the friendly battle in MARVEL SNAP and share its code here.
Battle code
QK7R2WYou · 05:13 PM
Your table's chat
- Mafer · 05:12 PMHi! Good luck
- You · 05:13 PMYou too! Making the battle
- New code: QK7R2W · You · 05:13 PM
- Mafer · 05:14 PMGot it, joining
Player
If something goes wrong
The official disconnect rule, always in view, and a judge called with what happened. The call goes on top of the judges' tab, and in the tournament's Discord a private thread opens with the two players and the staff.
If something goes wrong
Disconnects: whoever disconnects loses the match, unless their opponent agrees to play it again — the official rule. Recreating the battle, share its new code above. If you do not agree, call a judge.
Call a judge
Run it live
What its organiser and its judges see while a round is played.
Organiser and judges
A table for a judge
On top of the staff's tab, what needs them now: a judge call or two words that differ, with who, why and each player's Discord. A judge reads the table's chat and settles it in two taps.
Try itSettle it.
Needs you · 1
Round 3 · Table 3Dani – Beto
Beto called a judge · We do not agree on the result
Disputed: they said different things
- Dani's report: Dani won, 4–0
- Beto's report: Beto won, 2–0
Organiser and judges
The rounds and the standings
The rounds in tabs, the one being played with a green dot and a ✓ by whoever is ready. Beside them the standings: points, then opponents' win share, then cubes — the official tiebreakers. When every table has its result, the organiser deals the next round: those level on points meet, never twice the same, and after the last Swiss round the best go to the bracket. A report nobody answered stands when the round closes.
Rounds
- Lupita6 – 0Sami
- Kiko4 – 0Beto
- Mafer0 – 3Dani
- Rulo8 – 0Pato
- Lupita5 – 0Dani
- Kiko0 – 2Rulo
- Beto4 – 0Sami
- Mafer6 – 0Pato
✓ ready
- Lupita3 – 0Rulo
- Kiko✓No result yetMafer
- Dani✓Disputed✓Beto
- Sami0 – 2Pato
Standings
| # | Player | W-L-D | Pts | OMW% | Cubes |
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| 1 | Lupita | 3-0-0 | 9 | 49.89 | 14 |
| 2 | Rulo | 2-1-0 | 6 | 61.11 | 10 |
| 3 | Dani | 1-1-0 | 3 | 75.00 | 3 |
| 4 | Kiko | 1-1-0 | 3 | 58.33 | 4 |
| 5 | Pato | 1-2-0 | 3 | 49.89 | 2 |
| 6 | Mafer | 1-1-0 | 3 | 41.67 | 6 |
| 7 | Beto | 1-1-0 | 3 | 41.50 | 4 |
| 8 | Sami | 0-3-0 | 0 | 61.11 | 0 |
The bracket and the champion
The best go to a bracket, and the tournament over is there for everyone to see.
Everyone
The champion and their deck
Their record, their cubes and the deck they won with. Copy deck copies the exact text MARVEL SNAP copies: paste it in the game's deck editor and it is that deck.
Try itTap Copy deck, then paste it in the game.
Champion
KikoKikoSnaps
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Every round, by its name
The Swiss rounds, then the Semifinals and the Final, each in its tab, beside the final standings.
Rounds
- Lupita6 – 0Sami
- Kiko4 – 0Beto
- Mafer0 – 3Dani
- Rulo8 – 0Pato
- Lupita5 – 0Dani
- Kiko0 – 2Rulo
- Beto4 – 0Sami
- Mafer6 – 0Pato
- Lupita3 – 0Rulo
- Kiko6 – 0Mafer
- Dani4 – 0Beto
- Sami0 – 2Pato
- Lupita0 – 4Kiko
- Rulo5 – 0Dani
- Kiko6 – 0Rulo
Standings
| # | Player | W-L-D | Pts | OMW% | Cubes |
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| 1 | Lupita | 3-0-0 | 9 | 55.44 | 14 |
| 2 | Rulo | 2-1-0 | 6 | 66.67 | 10 |
| 3 | Dani | 2-1-0 | 6 | 55.56 | 7 |
| 4 | Kiko | 2-1-0 | 6 | 44.44 | 10 |
| 5 | Mafer | 1-2-0 | 3 | 55.56 | 6 |
| 6 | Beto | 1-2-0 | 3 | 55.44 | 4 |
| 7 | Pato | 1-2-0 | 3 | 44.33 | 2 |
| 8 | Sami | 0-3-0 | 0 | 55.56 | 0 |
Everyone
The tournament's cards
Every card in its decks, the most carried first, and how often the decks carrying it won — from the first round, if its organiser chose so.
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Every deck, by final place
Once it is over, each player's deck under their name and place, each with its Copy deck.
Rulo2ndRulo521 · 3-2 · 15 cubes
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Lupita3rd–4thLupita410 · 3-1 · 14 cubes
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Dani3rd–4thDani632 · 2-2 · 7 cubes
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It lives on Discord too
An organiser can give their tournament a space of its own in Lytra's Discord server.
- A space for each tournamentA private category in Lytra's server — announcements, general, disputes and voice — that only its players and its staff see.
- Two rolesOne for its players and one for its staff, the organiser and the judges, who write everywhere, handle the tickets and move people in voice, inside that category only.
- Announcements with buttonsEntries open, a new schedule, check-in open, decks locked, each round and the end, with buttons to where each thing is done. Times on each reader's own clock. The same are on the tournament's Announcements tab.
- Its description firstWhen the space opens, the tournament's description is posted in announcements: written with Discord's marks, it reads there as it does on the site.
- TicketsA dispute or a judge call opens a private thread with both players and the staff, closed when the judge settles the table.
Make yours
Free. Sign in with Discord or Google, make it in a minute and share its link.