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Publish public views and displays in Turniero

How organizers control the public portal, live day board and hall displays for players and spectators.

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Turniero public portal with marked copy link action, players tab and draw tab

Public views are useful, but they make the tournament state visible. Organizers should verify what players can see, which link is shared and which screen is running in the hall before publishing.

Turniero separates the public portal, live day board and paired displays so the tournament desk can use each view deliberately.

1. Check the public portal before sharing

Open the public tournament link and review information, players, draws and live matches. Copy the link only after tournament name, categories and visible data are correct.

Turniero public portal with marked copy link action, players tab and draw tab
The public portal is the player-facing view for registration, players, draws and match state.

2. Pair hall displays

For a hall TV or lobby screen, enter the pairing code, choose tournament and view type, then save the assignment. Each display shows only the information it is meant to show.

Turniero display management with marked pairing code, view type and save action
Paired displays can be controlled by tournament and view.

3. Use the live day board on event day

The live day board shows active tables, free tables and the next match queue. Use filters for local checks; the real quality comes from correct table and match state in the organizer.

Turniero live day board with marked active tables, filter and match queue
The live day board makes table state and next matches visible to players and spectators.

4. Keep only reviewed states visible

If a draw is not final or tables are being rearranged, clean up the organizer state first. Public views amplify good data, but they also amplify incorrect interim states.

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