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Finding a gaming tournament used to mean bouncing between Discord servers, subreddits, and a half-dozen bracket sites — each one a separate account, a separate sign-up, and a separate dead end. GamerPlug’s Tournaments section fixes the discovery problem by pulling live and upcoming events into a single, browsable feed. More importantly, it’s the only place where you can find a squad and a tournament in the same app — so when a 5-stack event pops up, your team is already one tap away.

Find a Tournament

Browse upcoming and live events, filter by game and platform, and register in a few taps.

Create a Tournament

Host your own event — from a casual community double header to a competitive division bracket.

Leaderboards

Track your standing and see how you rank against other players by game-specific stats.

Team Rosters

Use the team map on Apex Legends events to view rosters and confirm your squad’s seats before the event starts.

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Types of Tournaments

GamerPlug hosts two distinct kinds of events, and both appear in the same feed. Community-hosted tournaments are organized by individual players and streamers. Events like the Community Double Header with Luckyshots X DBellGuns are run by community members who set the rules, post the lobby code in the activity feed, and bring the energy. These tend to fill up fast — some cap out at 50 players with a $100 prize pool. Org-hosted tournaments are run by established esports organizations such as BB eSports, CyberX League, Gamers Battle Arena, and eSports Faction. These events often integrate with third-party bracket platforms like Challengermode, and may link out to register on the organizer’s site.

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Formats and Prize Pools

Tournaments on GamerPlug run a variety of competitive structures:
  • Single Elimination — lose once and you’re out
  • Double Elimination — a loss drops you to the lower bracket rather than out
  • Swiss — fixed rounds against opponents on a similar record, no eliminations
  • Round Robin — everyone plays everyone
  • Battle Royale — placement-based scoring across multiple matches
The formats offered depend on the game. Apex Legends adds Battle Royale, 1v1, and 3v3; Fortnite adds Solo, Duos, Trios, Squads, and 5v5; League of Legends offers 5v5 and 1v1; Valorant is 5v5. Platforms are per-game too: Valorant and League of Legends events are PC only, while Apex Legends and Fortnite support PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and cross-platform (Fortnite adds mobile). Prize pools range from free entry all the way to $100+ cash prizes, depending on the event. Each tournament card shows the prize pool upfront so you know before you commit.

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Supported Games

The Tournaments tab currently features events across:
  • Apex Legends
  • Valorant
  • Fortnite
  • League of Legends
These four titles are the ones tournaments can currently be created for — the rest of GamerPlug’s supported games are for matchmaking and squads. Use the game filter on the Tournaments tab to narrow the feed to your title.
Some tournaments register directly on GamerPlug. Others link out to the organizer’s platform (e.g. Challengermode). The registration flow is shown on each tournament’s page.