Sharing
The public link
A public link is how spectators follow the tournament, and how the screens in the hall show the presentation.
Open it with the share icon, an arrow stepping out of a box: in the tournament's header, or beside the tournament in the list.
While there is no link, the menu explains it: one link for two things, the Presentation on the hall's screens and the results in any browser.
Tick the privacy statement, then Create public link. Without the tick, the button only reminds you.
Afterwards the menu offers Presentation, Public view, and the address, with Copy link and Revoke link under it.
What spectators see
The public view shows the results, and nothing of how you run the tournament.
They see the tournament's name and date, the description behind Description, and every category. For each phase there are the tables, the bracket, the matches with their results, and the table a match is on.
They don't see ratings, dates of birth, card codes, the rules, your roster or the settings.
The page is as current as its last reload.
Revoking the link
Revoking switches the link off.
Revoke link, then Yes, revoke it. Every copy stops working at once, the presentation in the hall included.
A new link gets a different address.
Presentation
The presentation cycles through the results on a screen in the hall.
Presentation in the Share menu opens it in a new tab.
Each slide shows one phase, or part of one when it doesn't fit a screen: the tables, their state, such as Running · 4 of 6 or Finished, and Now playing.
After the Slide duration the next slide comes on its own; see Tournament settings. A bar along the bottom counts down.
Move the mouse and the controls appear: Next, Light or Dark, and only for you, Slides.
Choosing slides
You decide which categories and phases the presentation shows.
The gear beside Presentation in the Share menu, or Slides in the presentation, opens the list. Tick the categories and phases.
A phase only appears once it is drawn, unless you tick it.
Open slideshow starts it.
Language
Public pages and the presentation appear in your account's language; see Language.
Spectators can switch at the foot of a public page.
Their browser's language setting doesn't count.