League manager bot
League Manager is a smart Telegram bot designed to help you manage your leagues and tournaments in an organized and error-free way.
Telegram is an excellent platform for group communication, allowing users to chat, collaborate, and enjoy group games together.
The League Manager bot is specifically built to guide your tournaments from the starting rounds all the way to the finals smoothly and accurately—ensuring no mistakes along the way.
Build a tournament
Only bot administrators are allowed to create tournaments. If you are an administrator, you’ll have access to this section.
To create a tournament, follow these steps:
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Set a name for the tournament.
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Select the tournament format.
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Define the classification method.
The bot admin must first choose a name for the league. Once set, the new league will be added to the list of existing leagues within the bot.
Next, select the type of league. You can choose from 8, 16, 32, or 64-player tournaments.
In the following step, the bot will ask whether the league should include rankings. In unranked leagues, only one winner is announced, while ranked leagues recognize the top 3 players as winners.
Once all steps are completed, the league will be created and a link will be generated for the admin. The admin can then share this link in the Telegram group, allowing users to join and participate in the league.
Participate in the league
To join the league, group members simply need to click the shared link, which will redirect them to the bot.
Once they select the league, the bot will prompt them to enter a name that will be used for their participation.
As new users join, the participant list is automatically updated and displayed as a visually appealing image in the group, keeping everyone informed of the latest entries.
Full control of the league remains with the bot admin. Every request to join the league requires admin approval. If a request is not approved, the user will not be able to participate.
The League Manager bot handles the tournament automatically, advancing winners to the next round at each stage. After every round, updated league brackets are posted as images in the group, so everyone can track the progress and see who has moved forward.
Classification
If the league is set to include rankings, the top three players will be selected, and a congratulatory message will be sent to each of them.
If rankings are not enabled, the league will continue until a single winner is determined.
Once the league concludes, final images will be shared in the group to announce the winner to all participants.
Conclusion
In this post, we introduced the League Manager bot — a powerful tool for organizing large-scale group tournaments in a structured and efficient way. You can make your competitions even more exciting by offering prizes to the top players.
With this amazing bot, you can easily host tournaments in your group — whether it’s for football, Ludo, chess, or any other fun and competitive game.
Encourage your group members to join and enjoy the group interaction and engaging experience. At the end of the tournament, the winner (or top winners) can receive a prize.
Kick off a thrilling competition with complete peace of mind. Let the bot handle all the calculations and management, so you can focus on the fun!
If you’re interested in ordering this robot or a similar one, please contact @Hyperdevelooper