Standings and publishing
The standings update on their own with every recorded result. What you decide is how to show them: in chat on demand, in a dedicated channel that stays up to date, or overlaid during a broadcast.
Viewing the standings
Standings can be viewed by anyone on the server, no staff role needed. With no arguments it shows the overall table, with a number the single lobby one.
!classifica[lobby]EveryoneShows the overall or per-lobby standings.
Aliases: !leaderboard · !ranking
!classificadettagliata[lobby]EveryoneAdds the match-by-match breakdown, useful to understand how a total was reached.
Aliases: !detailedleaderboard · !detailed
!statslobby<lobby>EveryoneDetailed statistics for a lobby.
Aliases: !lobbystats
!topkillEveryonePer-player kill ranking. Requires Top Fragger to be enabled.
Aliases: !bestkill · !killrank
Note
Top Fragger is the per-player ranking alongside the team table. It is enabled from the dashboard, Overview (new dashboard: Tournament → Game rules), and from then on teams also enter individual kills.
Exporting the standings
If you need the standings outside Discord — for a spreadsheet, a post or your own archive — you can export them as text.
!exportclassifica[lobby]StaffExports the standings in text format.
Aliases: !exportleaderboard · !export
The tournament title
You can give the tournament a title of your own, for example the name of your circuit or season. The title belongs to the tournament you set it on: a new tournament starts from the default one, so different circuits on the same server stay distinct.
From the dashboard
Since 03/10/2026 !settitolo no longer exists. It is now done from the dashboard: Customize (new dashboard: Tournament → Look).
Publishing to a dedicated channel
Instead of re-running the command after each match, you can assign every lobby a channel where the standings are posted and kept up to date.
From the dashboard
Since 03/10/2026 !setcanaleclassifica no longer exists. The leaderboard stays in the lobby channels created by the bot; it can no longer be moved to a channel of your choice.
!aggiornaclassifica[lobby]AdminForces a recalculation and redraw, if something looks off.
Aliases: !refreshleaderboard · !updateleaderboard
The team logo
Every team can have its own logo, and the captain uploads it themselves: the registration ticket has a 🖼️ Team logo button. Pressing it opens a window where you attach the image — PNG, JPG or WEBP, up to 2 MB. The logo stays with the team: in later tournaments it comes back on its own if the team name is the same, even with different capitals or spaces.
The logo shows on the live leaderboard (when the organizer turns team logos on from the editor), in the leaderboard image (dashboard → Customize (new dashboard: Stream → Social images)) and in the OBS Spotlight. It is an accent, not a protagonist: uniform container, row-sized. Teams that upload nothing leave no gaps — the card stays identical, simply without a logo.
Overlaid during a broadcast
For live broadcasts there is a standings view that updates itself inside OBS, with nobody having to reload anything. It has its own page, with step by step setup, layouts and customisation.
Live standings for OBS — included in every plan.Frequently asked questions
Who can see the standings?
Anyone on the server: `!classifica` requires no permissions. Staff permissions are only needed to export, set the title and choose the channels.
Do I have to update the standings after every match?
No, it recalculates itself with every recorded result. `!aggiornaclassifica` recalculates every match with the tournament's current scoring and redraws the standings: use it if something looks off.
Does the title apply to all my tournaments?
No, it applies to the tournament you set it on. A new tournament starts from the default title, so you can run different circuits on the same server without mixing them up.