Free event registration system — signup to check-in to game start
GameSet HK's free event registration and check-in system is a complete organizer pipeline: a public signup page, a verifiably fair lottery draw, QR code check-in, an on-site waitlist system, waitlist backfill, and one-tap tournament start. The organizer just creates the event, sets up the form and shares the link — signups, draw publication, on-site check-in and starting the tournament are all handled by the system, for trading card games like Pokémon TCG, Riftbound (符文戰場) and Beyblade X.
How to run a signup event
From creating the event to starting games in six steps.
- Create the event
Set up a hosted event in the app, with a capacity cap and standby size.
- Set up the form and timing
Built-in fields for name, HKID first 4 digits, phone and email (with a PDPO consent checkbox), plus your own custom fields, an anti-bot question, and a registration open time.
- Share the signup link
Post the link or QR on IG, WhatsApp or Discord — players sign up from their phone.
- Publish at the scheduled time
First-come-first-served fills instantly; lottery mode draws selected players and standby automatically at the set time (or the organizer publishes manually with one tap), and sends each player a notification with their personal check-in QR.
- QR check-in
Staff scan each player's personal QR (or type the check-in code manually). Players who didn't get their notification can re-send it themselves via phone verification.
- Start the tournament
The checked-in roster drops straight into a Swiss tournament — one tap generates the shared game link and play begins.
Signature feature: verifiably fair draws — fair enough for players to check themselves
Most draw tools tell you the result, but give you no way to prove nothing was tampered with. GameSet HK's draw is mathematically auditable:
- Before the draw starts, the server generates an 8-character hex
server seed— not controlled by the organizer or any player. - The draw uses a
seeded Fisher-Yatesshuffle: the server seed drives a deterministic shuffle over every eligible signup to produce the selected players and standby order. - After the draw, the seed is published alongside the result. Anyone can re-run the draw with the same seed — the same seed always produces the same outcome, so rigging it isn't possible.
That's the difference between a "random draw generator" and a verifiable draw tool: not just fair, but provably fair.
Registration system features
Every stage from signup to game start, with the details that matter.
Custom form fields, a registration countdown, anti-bot questions and a PDPO privacy consent statement, with instant validation of name and ID formats — no bad data slipping through.
First-come-first-served (full means full) or a lottery (auto-publish at a set time / one-tap manual publish). Signup timing never affects lottery odds.
Selected, standby and walk-in. Walk-ins self-register by scanning a QR code — players fill in the form on their phone and join the walk-in list instantly.
Selected players get a personal check-in QR embedded in their email. Staff scan it or type the check-in code — no camera needed — and players can re-send notifications via phone verification.
When check-ins exceed the cap, the system runs a draw by tier — selected, then standby, then walk-in. No-shows among the selected backfill automatically from standby, so nobody has to sort it out by hand.
The eligible checked-in list becomes a tournament instantly — Swiss or single elimination — generating the shared game link, flowing straight into the Swiss pairing engine or the knockout bracket.
Event registration FAQ
The most-asked questions about free signups, draw fairness, waitlists and QR check-in.
Is there a free event registration system?
Is the lottery draw fair? Can it be rigged?
How does waitlist backfill work?
How does QR check-in work?
Can I customize the signup form fields?
How do you stop people signing up after the event is full?
What's the difference between FCFS and lottery?
How do players find out if they're selected?
Can people who show up on the day still enter?
How is signup data privacy protected?
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