Offers · Deuce for tournaments

Take your tournament beyond the court.

A Tournament Hub in your colours, fed throughout the edition by Deuce’s editorial coverage and content. A public space dedicated to your tournament, reachable by URL and QR code — for your fans, players and partners.

A turnkey service, not software to configure: Deuce prepares, produces and delivers.

  1. Your tournament
  2. Tournament Hub
  3. Match Stories
  4. Media Studio
  5. Partners
  6. Report

Tournament Hub

Your edition’s digital home.

One address, in your tournament’s colours, that fans open on their phones and partners share. Everything the week produces lives there.

  • Custom home page
  • Edition overview
  • News and highlights
  • Match stories· Pilot
  • Draw and results
  • Player runs and a private player space
  • Partner sections
  • Approved media content
  • Practical information
  • Archives of covered editions

Results come from official sources or are entered by Deuce. No live scoring without a validated source and rights.

Explore the example Hub

Open de Valcéron 2026 — example Hub, fictional tournament and data.

The example Open de Valcéron Tournament Hub on mobile

Match Stories

Every covered match becomes a story.

Deuce follows the agreed matches, spots the moments that matter and writes match stories in French and English — steady coverage, with no newsroom to host on site.

  1. 01Follow the covered matches
  2. 02Identify the key moments
  3. 03Write the stories· Pilot
  4. 04Fact-consistency checks
  5. 05French and English versions
  6. 06Publication on the Hub
  7. 07Daily recaps· Coming soon
  8. 08End-of-edition review· Coming soon

Match Stories is our newest building block: for the first editions, every story is reviewed by the Deuce team before publication.

Match Story · Final · Open de ValcéronFictional example

Ståhl holds serve and takes the title

After dropping the second set, Viggo Ståhl regained control to beat top seed Aksel Berge 6-1 5-7 6-2.

The Swede dropped just two of his fourteen service games. Berge had snatched the second set, winning 39 points to 33, before fading in the decider.

points won
89/161
service games
12/14
Presented byYour partnerSponsored content

Media Studio

One match. Many pieces of content.

Coverage data becomes ready-to-post content for your communications team — in social formats, with your approved partner logos.

  • Match cards
  • Result visuals, when data is usable
  • Ready-to-post summaries· Pilot
  • Semi-final and final previews· Coming soon
  • Daily recaps· Coming soon
  • Partner content
  • Posts in French and English· Pilot

Content is delivered ready to post. Publishing directly to the tournament’s accounts requires the appropriate access and permissions.

Sponsor Experience

Give your partners visibility that goes beyond the boards around the court.

The Hub, the match stories and the media content become new spaces to offer your partners — during the week and after it. You decide who appears where; Deuce sets it up.

Partner placements · example Hub

ITF M25 · 2026

Open de Valcéron

Presenting partner
Match Story · presented by

Ståhl tient son service et s’offre le titre

Match of the day

Berge · Ståhl

Sponsored section
PartnersSocial card

Fictional diagram — no real partner

  • Hub presenting partner

    At the top of the Tournament Hub, logo and link, on every page of the edition.

  • Partner pages

    A partner strip and a presentation of each partner, linking to their website.

  • Match Stories sponsor· Pilot

    Match stories “presented by” a partner, clearly labelled as sponsored content.

  • Match of the day partner· Pilot

    A partner attached to the headline match of each day.

  • Social content sponsors

    Approved partner logos on result, key-stat and match-key cards.

  • Sponsored editorial section· Coming soon

    A section of the Hub — news, highlights — presented by a partner.

Deuce never reports audience, clicks or returns it has not measured, and guarantees no partner revenue. The tournament confirms it holds the rights to every logo before publication.

Turnkey

No tool for you to learn.

Deuce is not software you configure yourself: it is a managed service. Your contact prepares the space, organises production and hands over the deliverables.

What Deuce does

  • Set up the Hub in your edition’s colours
  • Put your partners in place
  • Organise coverage of the agreed matches
  • Produce the stories and media content
  • Publish on the Hub and send you the files
  • Compile the edition report

What we need from you

  1. 1.

    Tournament information

    Players, draw, schedule, logo and colours.

  2. 2.

    Your partners

    Logos, links and preferred placements, with usage approval.

  3. 3.

    One point of contact

    To approve the scope and coordinate during the edition.

No equipment to install, no Deuce crew to host on site.

Tournament Insights

Your edition doesn’t vanish on Sunday night.

The Hub stays online with its content, and the report brings together what the week produced and made visible.

  • Matches covered
  • Stories and content produced
  • Players featured
  • Partner presence
  • Attendance, if provided
  • Digital audience, when measured

An estimate is always shown as an estimate. An unmeasured figure is not shown.

Example tournament report on mobile

Example report · Open de Valcéron 2026 · fictional data

Packages

Three packages, scaled to your edition.

The exact scope — matches covered, content, partner placements — is agreed with you before the event and set out in the quote. Coverage volumes depend on usable sources.

  1. Essential

    A Hub in your colours and steady coverage of the edition.

    Price on request

    • Custom Tournament Hub
    • Up to 20 Match Stories· Pilot
    • French and English
    • Daily recaps· Coming soon
    • 10 media assets
    • Standard partner placements
    Book a demo
  2. Most complete

    Tournament

    The complete experience, partners and report included.

    Price on request

    • Everything in Essential
    • Up to 40 matches covered· Pilot
    • Up to 25 media assets
    • Finals preview· Coming soon
    • End-of-edition story· Coming soon
    • Custom partner sections· Pilot
    • Coverage and visibility report
    Book a demo
  3. Premium

    For major editions, circuits and multi-draw events.

    Price on request

    • Everything in Tournament
    • Up to 60 agreed matches· Pilot
    • Extended coverage where sources allow
    • Up to 50 media assets
    • Advanced customisation, scoped in the quote
    • Detailed partner report· Coming soon
    Discuss your project

Pricing depends on the number of matches covered, the length of the edition, the content selected and partner placements.

A match is only covered when its source (footage, match sheet, results) is usable and its use is authorised.

“Pilot”: delivered with hands-on support, content reviewed by the Deuce team. “Coming soon”: in development, confirmed in the quote.

FAQ

What tournament directors ask us.

Does Deuce replace our official website?
No. The Hub is the edition’s space: it complements your website and social channels, and can be linked from them.
Do we need to install any equipment?
No. Deuce works from tournament information and the agreed sources; nothing is installed on court.
How are matches covered?
From the available sources — results, match sheets, footage when it exists and is authorised. The scope is agreed with you before the edition.
Can the content be posted on our social channels?
Yes: it is delivered ready to post. Publishing directly to your accounts requires setting up access, with your approval.
Can we customise the Hub’s identity?
Yes: logo, accent colour and edition content. Further customisation is scoped in the quote.
Can sponsors appear in the articles?
Yes, next to the story and labelled as sponsored content — never inside the text itself. This option is offered as a pilot.
What happens if a match isn’t covered?
Its result still appears on the Hub. If a source is missing or unusable, we tell you; the volume in the quote reflects the real sources.
Are videos shown publicly?
Not by default. A video is only shown if its rights allow it and you have decided so.
When should we book?
Ideally four to six weeks before the edition, to prepare the Hub and partners. Tell us your dates, even if later.
Does the content stay online after the tournament?
Yes. The Hub stays online with its stories, content and partners: the edition keeps a browsable archive.

Your next edition deserves a new experience.

Fifteen minutes to see the Hub, the stories and the partner placements — applied to your tournament.

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