BRACKETS, REBUILT This one's all about the games list — the thing you stare at all tournament long. • Games are numbered in the order you'll actually play them. Game 5 goes on right after game 4 finishes, so finding your next court takes two seconds. • Fewer byes. A 6-team bracket now shows one bye instead of two, and 12 teams show one instead of four. Nobody sits out twice. • The Bracket tab now opens as a clean list of games in numeric order, with everything ready to run at the top. Prefer the classic wall chart? Tap the tree icon in the middle of the screen for the round-by-round diagram. • Losers bracket games are grouped so you always know what feeds where — labeled rounds like Semis, LB Final, and Grand Final instead of raw numbers. • Pro now goes up to 100 teams, and the payout calculator follows along. As always: run a big one on a real device before event day, and tell me what breaks.

PLACES TO PLAY ACTUALLY FINDS PLACES NOW The last update said this was fixed. It wasn't, and I'm sorry — the search was quietly capped to about a mile no matter how far out it claimed to look, so most of you got an empty list every time. That cap is gone. • You can now pick how far to search: 5, 10, 25 or 50 miles. It starts at 25. • Breweries, sports bars and parks are each searched several ways — a taproom that never calls itself a "brewery" still turns up. • Empty list with a wide radius? There's a Search Wider button right there. • Opening the Cornhole tab no longer shows nothing by default. Very few venues put "cornhole" in their map listing, so it now looks for the bars, breweries and parks that actually host games. • If the search genuinely fails — no signal, Maps unreachable — it says so and offers Try Again, instead of pretending there's nothing around you. • Finding your location is quicker off the mark. If Places still comes up short where you are, tell me roughly where you were and what radius you tried. That detail is what makes it fixable.

NEW — TAP WHO WON Every game that's ready to play now has two buttons, one per team. Tap the winner and the bracket moves on straight away — no score needed. They're right on the "On the boards" cards, so you can settle a board without leaving the screen. • Tap the card itself if you'd rather enter the full score, exactly like before. • A tapped result shows W and L instead of a made-up score, so your standings and point differentials stay honest. • Got one wrong? Open the game and hit Clear Result, same as always. BOARDS NOW STAY PUT • Fixed board numbers reshuffling every time a game finished. If you were running four boards, all four could change the moment one team won — confusing for players who'd just been told where to go. • Now a board only changes when that board's game is over. Everyone else stays where they are. • Existing tournaments are repaired automatically the next time you open them.

NEW — CHECK YOUR PPR Tap the target icon on the home screen to run a Dekaround: 10 rounds of 4 bags, thrown on your own. Tap each bag to mark whether it went in the hole, stayed on the board, or missed, and the app works out your Points Per Round the same way the ACL and ACO do — 3 for a bag in, 1 for a bag on, no cancellation scoring. • See your running PPR update round by round, with four-baggers called out. • Get your ACL skill division at the end — Novice, Intermediate, Competitive, Advanced or Pro — plus exactly how much more you need per round to reach the next one. • Full breakdown of where your bags went: in-hole rate, four baggers and your best round. • Share your score, or save every Dekaround with Pro to watch your average climb over time. FIXES FOR MULTI-BOARD TOURNAMENTS • Fixed board assignments skipping numbers. In brackets with byes (like 12 or 15 teams), some boards were left empty while games piled up elsewhere — a 12-team draw would only ever show boards 2 and 4. Boards are now worked out live from the games actually ready to play, so all your boards get used. • Fixed two games being sent to the same board once the winners and losers brackets were both running. • Existing tournaments are repaired automatically — just open one, no need to start over. • The bracket screen now has a "Playing now" strip along the top showing who's on each board, and live games are badged with their board number right on the bracket. • Games waiting their turn now read "NEXT UP" instead of showing a board number they haven't been given yet.

• Name your players — add both partners to a team and it shows as "Jamie & Chris" across the bracket, matches and standings. Add a custom team name and the players appear underneath. • Remove teams mid-tournament. Teams that haven't played yet are dropped cleanly (their bracket spots become byes), and teams already in play are marked withdrawn with their remaining games awarded as forfeit wins. • Forfeited matches now show a clear FORFEIT tag, and withdrawn teams move to the bottom of the standings with a WD badge. • Find Tournaments now opens cornhole event searches scoped to your own town on Facebook Events, Eventbrite, Meetup and the ACL. • Fresh night-and-ember look across the whole app, matching the app icon. • Bug fixes and polish.

What's new in 1.1: • Places to Play — find cornhole venues and local spots near you using your location • Entry fees can now be set per team or per player, with payouts calculated either way • 7-day free trial for Pro Monthly — try every Pro feature before you pay • Free plan now includes single elimination tournaments up to 8 teams with 2 board sets; go Pro for round robin, double elimination, up to 50 teams, 12 boards, and payouts • Bug fixes and polish