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64-Team Tournament
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A 64-team single elimination bracket runs 6 rounds with 63 total matches. The largest standard bracket size, used in major championship events like the NCAA tournament.

Generate 64-team bracket Custom player count

Quick Start

Edit player names below, then generate

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Round Structure

6Round of 64

32 matches

5Round of 32

16 matches

4Round of 16

8 matches

3Quarter-finals

4 matches

2Semi-finals

2 matches

1Final

1 match

Key Facts

63 total matches
6 rounds to a champion
Requires multiple days to complete
Same structure as the NCAA March Madness bracket

Popular For

Major esports championshipsNational sports leaguesUniversity athleticsLarge gaming events

Bracket Sizes

4-Player Bracket2 rounds · 3 matches 6-Player Bracket3 rounds · 5 matches 8-Team Bracket3 rounds · 7 matches 10-Player Bracket4 rounds · 9 matches 12-Player Bracket4 rounds · 11 matches 16-Team Bracket4 rounds · 15 matches 32-Team Bracket5 rounds · 31 matches 64-Team Bracket6 rounds · 63 matches

Example 64-Team Bracket

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Round of 64

R11

#1Player 1

#64Player 64

R12

#32Player 32

#33Player 33

R13

#16Player 16

#49Player 49

R14

#17Player 17

#48Player 48

R15

#8Player 8

#57Player 57

R16

#25Player 25

#40Player 40

R17

#9Player 9

#56Player 56

R18

#24Player 24

#41Player 41

R19

#4Player 4

#61Player 61

R110

#29Player 29

#36Player 36

R111

#13Player 13

#52Player 52

R112

#20Player 20

#45Player 45

R113

#5Player 5

#60Player 60

R114

#28Player 28

#37Player 37

R115

#12Player 12

#53Player 53

R116

#21Player 21

#44Player 44

R117

#2Player 2

#63Player 63

R118

#31Player 31

#34Player 34

R119

#15Player 15

#50Player 50

R120

#18Player 18

#47Player 47

R121

#7Player 7

#58Player 58

R122

#26Player 26

#39Player 39

R123

#10Player 10

#55Player 55

R124

#23Player 23

#42Player 42

R125

#3Player 3

#62Player 62

R126

#30Player 30

#35Player 35

R127

#14Player 14

#51Player 51

R128

#19Player 19

#46Player 46

R129

#6Player 6

#59Player 59

R130

#27Player 27

#38Player 38

R131

#11Player 11

#54Player 54

R132

#22Player 22

#43Player 43

Round of 32

R21

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R22

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R23

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R24

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R25

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R26

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R27

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R28

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R29

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R210

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R211

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R212

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R213

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R214

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R215

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R216

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Round of 16

R31

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R32

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R33

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R34

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R35

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R36

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R37

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R38

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Quarter-finals

QF1

TBD

QF2

TBD

QF3

TBD

QF4

TBD

Semi-finals

SF1

TBD

SF2

TBD

Final

TBD

Champion

3rd Place Match

TBD

How a 64-Team Single Elimination Bracket Works

In a 64-team single elimination tournament, every match is knockout — the loser is immediately eliminated. A 64-team single elimination bracket runs 6 rounds with 63 total matches. The largest standard bracket size, used in major championship events like the NCAA tournament.

The bracket is seeded so the strongest players (highest seeds) are placed in opposite halves of the draw, meaning they can only meet in the later rounds. Seed 1 is placed against seed 64, seed 2 against seed 63, and so on.

When the number of players is not a power of 2, some players receive a BYE — they advance automatically to round 2. In a 64-team bracket with all positions filled, no byes are needed.

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Other Bracket Sizes

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