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Tourney Tracker™ Report
Descriptions and Samples
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Tourney Tracker™ comes complete with a full
array of reports and distribution options!
All of the reports that you need to manage your
pool can be published in the following formats with just a few clicks of the mouse:
- Printed reports
- On the web, posted to Tourney Tracker™'s Entry-Net Report Viewer tool, accessible through our home page at
www.Tourney-Tracker.com.
(Requires up-to-date registration. Only one set of reports for each standard tournament type allowed at a time,
each with a maximum of 1000 entries.)
- Saved directly to your PC as HTML
- Text files to be attached to e-mails
- Saved to comma-delimited files to import into
your favorite spreadsheet package
Many of the reports allow you to select the sort
order of the report prior to publishing. Please note that for a
given report for a given pool, only one version of each report can be stored on
the Entry-Net at any given time. Click on the links to view a sample report,
in HTML format, created by Tourney Tracker™. The sample in the links below
show only one of the possible sorts for each report.
Except where listed, the reports were created
after the tournament was completed and the results had been entered.
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Report Name |
Report
Description |
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The Scoring Rules Summary
Report |
This report details out
the "advanced bonus scoring" rules that you add to your pool. Bonus
scoring rules are optional. |
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The Participants
Listing |
This report lists all of
the people entered into your file as a pool participant or a potential pool
participant. It includes each participant's name, phone, e-mail,
number of entries in the pool, and amount still owed, and can be sorted on
any one of those items. |
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The Entry Picks Summary |
This report lists, for
every entry in your pool, every pick made on that entry, as well as the
score awarded for each game. If "advanced bonus scoring" is used, then
points earned from these scoring rules is shown in detail for each entry.
This report is great to
publish to your friends so they can double-check that their entry has been
received by you and properly recorded into your pool file. It also
shows, game-by-game, how the points were awarded, so your friends can answer
some of their own questions about the scoring of their entries. |
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Bracket-Style Entries |
This is actually one
report per entry within your pool. For each entry, a web page shows
the bracket picks for a selected entry along with the scoring for each game
picked correctly. Bonus points are also listed.
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The Pool Analysis
Report |
This report is mostly
just for fun. It shows the number of times (and a percentage of times)
that each team in the tournament is advanced to each round. It also
shows, per team, an average of the number of games that the team is picked
to win across all of the pool entries. It can be sorted on any of
the columns in the report. |
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The Upset Analysis
Report |
This is another report
just for fun. It shows the actual number of upsets by round in the
tournament and the percentage of the games in that round that were upsets.
Taking into account all entries in the pool, it also shows, per round, the
average number of upsets picked, as well as the average percent. |
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The Current
Rankings Report
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This is the main report
used to track your pool as the tournament is played. It shows, for
each entry, the current number games picked correctly and the number of
points earned, both in total and by round. It also shows the best
possible score that can be achieved by the entry. (Please note that
some seed-based scoring options make it impractical to calculate possible
points, so this column can be left blank in certain circumstances.)
Also included on the report are the tournament winner and the tiebreaker
amount submitted for the entry.
The report can be sorted
in multiple ways, with the ability to load up to four different sorts
(including the ones listed to the left) to the Entry-Net Report Viewer. |
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The Possibilities
per Entry Report
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This report is available
only when the results of the tournament are entered down to the final 16
teams. It shows, for each entry in the pool, the number of possible
scenarios that are left for the tournament to be completed which result in
the entry being "in the money".
The report can be sorted
in multiple ways, with the ability to load up to three different sorts
(including the ones listed to the left) to the Entry-Net Report Viewer.
(This report was created
with the tournament results entered only through the quarter-finals.) |
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The Possible Scenarios
Report |
This report is available
only when the results of the tournament are entered down to the final 8
teams. It lists out, for each possible scenario of how the tournament
will end up, which entries wind up "in the money". Possible sorting
options are by entry name, by the number of winning possibilities, or by the
number of scenarios in which the entry will finish in a selected position.
(This report was created
with the tournament results entered only through the quarter-finals.) |
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The Final Winnings
Calculation Report |
This report is available
only when the tournament is fully completed. It shows the top
finishers and the prize money that should be awarded to them, along with
data on how tiebreakers were calculated. |
All of Tourney Tracker™'s
reports are simple to print, save, or publish on our web site with just a few mouse clicks.
It's never been easier than this to
manage your pool!
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