r6 tournament hosting bot . making your life simple
Ipo's Tournament Bot takes the entire admin headache out of running a Rainbow Six Siege community tournament and hands it to Discord itself. Instead of you manually building brackets, creating channels, tracking who's playing who, and chasing teams to actually show up, the bot runs the whole thing automatically from the moment you create it.
Set up a tournament and the bot generates a full bracket for you, supporting anywhere from 1v1 duels up to 5v5 team matches. Every matchup gets its own private channel, created automatically, so the two teams playing each other have a dedicated space to coordinate without you needing to set up a single role or channel by hand. Players verify through Ubisoft Connect, so you know the person signing up is actually who they say they are, cutting down on smurfing and no-shows before a match even starts.
Map selection is handled the same way. Free tournaments run through a solid default map pool with matches proceeding automatically at the players' own pace, no admin needed once the bracket's live. Upgrade to Premium and you get a custom map pool built to your community's own rotation, plus a choice between vote-based map picking or a full ban-down phase between the two competing teams, however your community likes to decide what's played. Premium also lets the tournament owner control pacing directly, choosing exactly which match runs next instead of letting everything fire off at once, useful for staggering matches across a single set of admins or casters.
Beyond the bracket itself, Premium tournaments support captain-pick team drafts for community leagues that want that format, a public leaderboard so standings are visible to your whole server, and automatic DMs keeping players updated without anyone needing to babysit the tournament channel.
If you've ever tried running an R6 tournament by hand, building brackets in a spreadsheet, DMing people to ask if they're ready, manually opening and closing channels, this bot exists to remove every part of that. Whether you're running a casual scrim night or a full community league, it scales from small clan tournaments up to large multi-round competitions without adding extra work on your end.
