A knockout bracket every Friday evening. One tournament for players worldwide — the language you read this in makes no difference, everyone plays together. Sign in, sign up and be in the game at the start; the winner takes 7 days of premium.
Sign-ups are open until kick-off: every Friday at 18:00 Warsaw time (CET/CEST) the bracket is drawn automatically. Players are seeded by their ELO rating; with an odd number of entrants the highest seeds receive a bye into the next round. If fewer than two players sign up, the tournament is simply cancelled — no minimum fields, no fees.
Each pairing starts as soon as both players are online. A no-show forfeits the match after two minutes, so one absent player never stalls the whole bracket. Games run on a 2:30 chess clock per player, which keeps every match under about five minutes and a whole tournament within a single evening.
The prizes are premium time: seven days for the winner, three for the runner-up — added on top of any premium you already have.
The clock is a resource: in forced positions move instantly and bank the seconds for the moments that matter. Plan bounce chains before you touch the ball — one careless bounce can hand your opponent a free ride across the pitch. And stay at your device between rounds: the next match starts as soon as your opponent connects, and the two-minute walkover clock is unforgiving.