Tournament on several courts
Parallel matches: each court gets its own cameras, its own Match scoreboard and its own stream.
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Sports tournament live streaming
Cameras, direction and a tournament broadcast with the score on screen. The scoreboard and transparent overlay come from our own Match: for its featured sports it pins an edition of the official rules, and the operator enters decisions on the referee's signal. Lower thirds and title cards come from GFX, and several courts are quoted to the tournament rules.
team on air since 2011
2,800+ broadcasts, shoots and hybrid events — as of 1 June 2026
our own Match scoreboard and overlay
GFX lower thirds
several courts
Use cases
Which tournaments it suits
Finals and headline matches
More cameras and operators, player lower thirds, and title cards before the match and during breaks.
Corporate tournaments
A private broadcast for staff: access by an email list through OnFocus, with fans voting in polls.
Youth and amateur competitions
A broadcast for parents and fans who could not make it to the venue, plus a recording of every match.
Streaming to several platforms
The stream goes to several platforms through our restreaming server, with the player and private access on our own server. Several platforms are quoted in a custom estimate.
Running the tournament yourself
If you have your own cameras and broadcast, Match and GFX are free and need no sign-up. We join where filming and direction are needed.
Scope
What a tournament broadcast includes
Filming and broadcast
- ✓cameras to the venue plan: operated shots and a wide shot;
- ✓audio from the venue mixer;
- ✓direction to the tournament rules: camera changes, title cards and breaks;
- ✓our own connectivity backup based on venue measurements;
- ✓a recording of every match as a separate file.
Score and graphics
- ✓the scoreboard on the venue screen and the transparent overlay on air come from one Match event;
- ✓the server keeps the clock, so the screen and the overlay never drift apart;
- ✓player lower thirds and title cards from GFX;
- ✓team logos and a sponsor slate.
Several courts
Courts, pitches and mats at the same time
Each court gets its own cameras, its own match in Match and its own stream. We watch every output of the event in Control in one window: a failure shows up immediately and the log is kept. The crew and limits for several courts are fixed in a custom estimate before work starts — send us the rules and the schedule.
Our own tools
Built in-house for sports broadcasts
Match
A scoreboard and transparent overlay for sports broadcasts under official rules. No sign-up and free.
Open MatchGFX
Lower thirds and title cards for OBS and vMix: no sign-up, preview before air and a Browser Source link.
Open GFXControl
Output monitoring: every output of the event in one window, failures visible immediately and a log kept.
Open Control2 Minutes
Our own football media outlet and a testbed for experimental streaming mechanics.
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Tournament live streaming FAQ
How does the score get on air?
The operator runs the match in the Match control panel, and the transparent overlay of the same event goes on air through OBS or vMix. The venue screen shows the same event, and the server keeps the clock, so the screen and the overlay never drift apart.
Who is responsible for the score being right?
The referee makes the decisions, and the operator enters them on the referee's signal. For its featured sports, Match pins an edition of the official rules, and the match log can be exported as a file.
How many courts can be shown at once?
As many as the estimate covers: each court needs its own cameras, sound and stream. The crew and limits are fixed in a custom estimate before work starts.
What happens if the venue internet drops?
We set up our own connectivity backup based on venue measurements. If the scoreboard loses connection, the Match output holds the last complete frame and catches up with the current score after reconnecting.
Can we get a recording of every match?
Yes. We hand over the directed recording as a local file immediately after the broadcast, and each match as a separate file if needed. We store it for 60 days and extend storage for free on request.
Can we run the scoreboard ourselves?
Yes. Match is free and needs no sign-up: an event is created in one click, and the control panel runs in a browser on a phone or tablet. We join where cameras, direction and the broadcast are needed.
A complete event with OKVideo
2 cameras and a crew from RUB 49,000. Up to 4 live hours / 8 hours on site.
OnFocus is included: one event, one FullHD stream with video delivery and up to 2,000 simultaneous participants in total, within the package's live hours. List- or corporate-domain-based private access, programme, branding, polls, Q&A and a report. After the event: the OnFocus KPI report and a detailed event report by OnFocus.ru AI built from the recordings of every room: topics, timing against the programme, requests from the stage, disputes and risky moments; ready within a few days.
Included AI: captions and voiced translation into one selected supported language for one source stream, within the live hours. Extra languages and parallel streams are quoted in advance.
We agree on scope and price before the event. Additional work requires agreement first. Any live extension is quoted as one total covering the crew, video delivery and AI. No VAT. The service provider uses the automated simplified tax system (AUSN).
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Discuss a tournament broadcast
The sport, the number of courts and the schedule — we will propose a capture plan and an estimate.
Planning a tournament?
Send the rules, the schedule and the number of courts — we will suggest a technical plan and an estimate.