Leaderboard type · League

Discord League Bot for Sports & Points-Based Rankings

Run a football league, basketball season, or any head-to-head sport on Discord. Configurable points per result, match scores, and a live web leaderboard.

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Scoreboards is the Discord league bot built for sports communities. Run a Sunday-league football season, a casual basketball ladder, a FIFA / NBA 2K tournament, or any recurring 1v1 competition — players submit match results with the score, the bot awards points for each win, draw, and loss, and the leaderboard updates in real time inside Discord and on a shareable web page.

What is a league leaderboard?

A league leaderboard ranks players by total points accumulated over a season. Every match awards a fixed number of points — typically 3 for a win, 1 for a draw, and 0 for a loss, the standard used by every major football league in the world since 1994.

Unlike ELO, the scoring is transparent and predictable: win three games and you've earned nine points, no math required. That makes it the perfect format for sports, tournaments, and any community where the rules should be obvious at a glance.

Record the score of each match (3–1, 2–2, 5–0) so your league doesn't just track who won — it tells the whole story of the season.

How Scoreboards does leagues

Configurable points

Set how many points a win, draw, and loss are worth. The 3–1–0 default matches FIFA/UEFA, but you can dial it in for rugby, hockey, or whatever your league needs.

Match scores

Enter the score for every match (3–1, 2–2, 7–4). Scores determine the winner automatically — higher score wins, equal scores are a draw.

Match reporting via /submit

Pick the leaderboard, then enter the two players and the match score. The bot awards points to each side and updates the standings instantly.

Verification & approval flow

Submitted matches land in a validator channel for moderator review before points move. Auto-approve after a configurable delay if you trust your community.

Automated tier roles

Assign Discord roles automatically based on league position (top 3, top 10, promotion/relegation zones). Roles update the moment the standings change.

Live web leaderboard

Every league gets a shareable web page with full standings, match history, wins/draws/losses, and match scores — so members can follow the season outside Discord too.

Want the full mechanics and best-practice tips? Read the leaderboard bot overview →

Run a league worth playing in.

A live points-based leaderboard turns casual matches into a season — and gives the whole community a shared table to rally around.

Sort Order

Ascending

Visible Ranks

25

Auto Approve

1 Hour

Visibility

Public

Leaderboard Type

Time

Submit Button

Enabled

Validator Role

@Moderator

Display Mode

Compact

Points Label

Time

Emojis

Default

Stats Button

Enabled

Queue Button

Disabled

K-Factor

32

Starting ELO

1200

Tier Roles

3 tiers

Channel

#leaderboards

Dashboard

Manage your servers, create scoreboards, and configure settings

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Web Leaderboard

A way for players to follow their leaderboards outside Discord

Stats

Track player performance with detailed statistics and trends

When to use a league leaderboard

  • Sports leagues

    Football/soccer, basketball, futsal, handball, hockey — any sport where matches have a score and a season produces a table.

  • Sports video games

    FIFA, NBA 2K, Madden, NHL, Rocket League — all the head-to-head sports games that play best with a proper table rather than an ELO ladder.

  • Round-robin tournaments

    Group-stage formats where every player meets every other player and points decide who advances.

  • Company / friend group leagues

    Office ping-pong, pool leagues, darts nights — any recurring competition where you want a transparent table instead of a rating.