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Tournament operations + player experience
Run better events. Bring every player into one connected system.
CUE PLAY gives venues and organizers one operating layer for brackets, tables, live scoring, public results, and player records—connected to an app designed to remain useful after the event ends.
I’m a player
Built in Thailand. Proven under live tournament pressure.
479
matches handled
across five days
across five days
Proven at Pattaya Open 2026
Real scale. Real pressure. Real lessons.
- 160
- players
- 479
- matches
- 30
- countries
- 5
- days live
One connected workflow
From the first registration to the final result.
Every part of the event works from the same live information. Organizers, players, staff, and spectators see the room move forward without duplicate entry or scattered updates.
- 01LaunchGive the event one clear public home.
- 02PrepareManage the field, payments, and seeds.
- 03DrawGenerate a bracket people can trust.
- 04RunAssign tables and follow every match.
- 05ReportTurn live scores into final results.
- 06RememberCarry the result into player history.
For venues and tournament directors
Run the room—
not the bracket board.
Tournament software should reduce work during the busiest moments of the event. CUE PLAY brings the draw, roster, tables, matches, scoring, and results into one operating layer.
- See what is live, waiting, and ready for a table.
- Reduce repeated match and bracket questions.
- Publish professional results without rebuilding them.
- Build a repeatable workflow for recurring events and leagues.
We currently onboard venues directly so the setup reflects the room, event format, staffing, and table operation.
Organizer event dashboard
Live
01Table pressure at a glance
02Now, next, and pending
03Controlled intervention
One identity
Every event.
For players
Every match becomes part of your game.
Players get immediate value on match day, while their profile, results, ratings, and activity give the app a purpose between events.
Play
Score tournament matches, friendlies, and practice.
Results
Keep matches and placements attached to one profile.
Performance
Follow ratings, form, and progress over time.
For players and spectators
Follow the event without crowding around a bracket board.
Every CUE PLAY event can have a public home that stays useful before, during, and after match day.
Event liveMatch room
Illustrative view
Player A6
Player B4
Player C—
Player D—
Race to 7 · Round 3
Case study · Pattaya Open 2026
What 479 live matches taught us.
Pattaya placed CUE PLAY inside a busy international tournament with 160 players, heavy bracket progression, live scoring, and five days of operational pressure.
The event proved the core system and showed exactly where real rooms demand clearer workflows, stronger recovery tools, and less friction for staff.
Read the case studyVenue plans
Start with one event. Scale when it works.
Clear event, player, and manager limits for venues at each stage. Annual plans include two months at no additional cost.
Venue Free
$0/ month
For a room that wants to run a first event and experience the connected workflow.
- One event each month
- Up to 32 players
- One event manager
Venue Pro
$50/ month
For active venues running recurring tournaments, leagues, and larger fields.
- 10 events each month
- Up to 128 players per event
- One event manager
Venue Champion
$100/ month
For high-frequency venues that need more event capacity and a broader operating team.
- Unlimited events
- Up to 256 players per event
- Up to five event managers
Venue plans and player plans stay separate.
Venue plans cover organizing and operating events. Player participation stays free, with optional paid player insights coming later. Compare every plan →
Field notes
What we have tested so far.
We publish verified event facts and clearly label early field observations. Attributed feedback will follow only with the speaker’s approval.
Early field report · Patong
Two mobile-first tests in Patong.
Player sign-ups, mobile organizer workflows, Android-tablet scoring, and iOS/Android match notifications were exercised around live event conditions.
- 2
- test events
- 2
- mobile platforms
- 4
- core flows tested
Turn repeated tests into comparable evidence.
Future field reports will add verified counts for registrations, completed matches, notifications, organizer interventions, and repeat use.
Publish real words, with context.
Direct venue and player feedback will appear only with the person’s role, approved wording, and permission to publish.
Built in Southeast Asia
Built for the way cue sports runs here.
CUE PLAY began in Thailand, where active pool halls, frequent events, mobile-first players, and close venue communities create a demanding environment for tournament technology.
The platform is developing through real player feedback and venue conversations in Phuket, Bangkok, Pattaya, and elsewhere in Southeast Asia.
Talk to us about your venue or regionBring CUE PLAY to your venue
Tell us how your room works.
We will show you the current platform and plan an initial event around your tables, staffing, formats, and existing workflow.
01 A practical product walkthrough
02 A setup matched to your venue
03 Direct support through the first event
Frequently asked
Clear answers before the first event.
CUE PLAY is built for cue-sports venues, tournament directors, players, and spectators. Venues operate events, players participate and build a record, and spectators follow the action publicly.
Yes. CUE PLAY has supported live tournament operations including Pattaya Open 2026. The platform and mobile app are now continuing through active testing and venue onboarding.
No. Public event pages, brackets, and results work in a browser. The app connects a player’s identity, matches, results, ratings, and notifications across events.
Send a venue enquiry and tell us about your room. We will review the venue, table count, event schedule, formats, and current workflow before discussing an initial event or pilot.
CUE PLAY supports registration and payment verification, but event money is paid directly to the organizer or venue.