
Getting started with TopDeck.gg
Set up your organizer workspace, create an event, register players, and run your first round.
The current guide to the organizer, event, circuit, and convention workspaces.

Set up your organizer workspace, create an event, register players, and run your first round.

Where your events, staff assignments, community, store page, billing, and campaign links live.

Create a tournament, league, circuit, or convention, clone a recurring event, and find it later.

Set scoring, round length, pairing behaviour, tiebreakers, features, team rules, and decklist deadlines.

Write the public event details, open registration, set price and payments, and publish.

Connect Stripe or PayPal, price an event, understand the fees, and issue refunds.

Add players, read the roster, handle decklists, run the check-in desk, and move the waitlist.

Pair rounds, run the clock, enter results, fix pairings, cut to a bracket, and finish the event.

Configure multiplayer scoring, pair pods, record pod winners or points, and cut to a Commander top cut.

Set up trios and 2v2 events, build teams and seat formats, pair seat tables or shared games, and read team standings.

Take judge calls, record penalties, run deck checks, and review reported table chat.

Pick the right event role, invite staff, change access, and read the audit log.

Build a season leaderboard from many events, combine point sources, set qualification, and register qualifiers into the finale.

Run a multi-event weekend from one place, with a shared schedule, event table, player directory, analytics, and staff assignments.

Claim a custom URL, add branding, and give players one permanent link for your events.

Read retention, repeat attendance, registrations, revenue, and where sign-ups came from.
Create campaign links and QR codes, tag them, and see which channel actually brought registrations.

Block an account from registering for your events, and lift the ban later.

Find events, register, check in, follow live rounds, submit decklists, and judge from your phone.

Fix access, registration, payment, sync, and display problems, and know what to send support.
Tell us where the event went sideways — include the event link, what you expected, and roughly when it happened.