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How to Update Custom Registration Fields
How to Update Custom Registration Fields

Editing Country Flags, Registration Fields and other Tournament Settings.

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Written by Anthony
Updated over a week ago

How to Edit your Tournament after Publishing it

We’ve made some changes to how tournament publishing works, which we hope will result in a stronger experience for players. The change is pretty simple - once you publish your tournament, you’ll be prevented from changing certain settings on your tournament that affect how people join. Specifically, you won’t be able to enable or disable Country Flags on Bracket, edit the Player Registration Fields, Amount of players per team, Region, Game Format, Platform, and Tournament Format.

We’ve made these changes because once you publish your tournament, players will be able to start joining.  If you add Player Registration Fields after publishing your tournament, players who have already registered will be missing that information.

If you need to change these fields after publishing your tournament (for example, you decide you don’t need a player’s Discord names as a registration field,) you will first need to unpublish your tournament. You can do this by clicking on the manage button on your tournament, then going to the publish section and setting your tournament to draft and private and now you can make the changes to your tournament.

Note: Some settings may not be changed after an event has been created. The following settings below can not be changed,

- Amount of players per team
- Region
- Game Format
-Platform
- Tournament Format

Once you’ve made the necessary changes, set your tournament to published and public so registration reopens and participants can start joining your tournament again. Just keep in mind how this will affect players - if you do need to make changes to the ruleset, you might want to communicate these changes to your participants with an announcement or by emailing participants who have registered for your tournament. 

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