How to reset the game data
Erase every score, the standings, the MVP votes and the playoff placements after a test run, and keep the schedule.
Before game day you might enter a few scores to try the planner out, or to show your scorekeepers how it works. Reset game data takes the whole event back to no results, every division at once, and leaves the schedule ready to play.
What it erases
- Every game’s score, including forfeits, so every team goes back to no games played. Point adjustments and an order you set by hand stay (see below).
- Each game’s live log (points, timeouts, penalties) and its MVP votes.
- The ties you settled on the Standings page.
- The teams placed in the playoffs, which wait on their seeds again. Held playoffs wait for a new release.
- The teams set to referee a game by a result, such as a place in the standings or the winner of a game. Those slots wait on their result again.
What it keeps
- The schedule, its games, courts and times, the groups and the brackets.
- Teams, rosters, registrations and payments, check-ins, and the referees and staff assigned to games.
- An order you set by hand and point adjustments. Click Reset to default on the Standings page and delete the adjustments if they were part of the test too. See how to read and adjust the standings.
Before you start
- You need to manage the event or its schedule.
- If the playoffs or the referees are locked, unlock them first. While either is locked, the reset is refused and nothing is erased. See how to lock parts of your event.
Steps
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In your event’s planner, click the ⋮ button (More options) in the event header.
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Click Reset game data.
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Confirm.
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The scores and MVP votes are gone, and the standings show no games played.
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