Answer
Nov 13, 2023 - 10:40 PM
There are a few potential options for accomplishing what you're looking to do. Tournelo.com might be the best option to pursue if your goal is to run an 'official' rated tournament, especially since it offers a lot of customization.
"Hybrid tournaments on real boards Tornelo is the benchmark for all serious tournaments: Everyone feels comfortable here, whether organizer, arbiter or player. Designed as an all-round carefree package including player pairing draw, broadcasting and correction options for arbiters, the platform comes into play especially for serious sports events."
If you are referring to more casual tournaments, you should be able to use apps like ChessLink OR White Pawn apps to connect to Lichess.org. Setting up a game between two players is generally easy to do and then you can either use the service connected to White Pawn (Pawn Town) for streaming OR use lichess.org itself as games played can allow spectators to watch relatively 'live'. (see https://lichess.org/games for an example).
A similar setup can be accomplished on Chess.com, though currently you would be limited to an Android device connection through the Chess.com app.
"Hybrid tournaments on real boards Tornelo is the benchmark for all serious tournaments: Everyone feels comfortable here, whether organizer, arbiter or player. Designed as an all-round carefree package including player pairing draw, broadcasting and correction options for arbiters, the platform comes into play especially for serious sports events."
If you are referring to more casual tournaments, you should be able to use apps like ChessLink OR White Pawn apps to connect to Lichess.org. Setting up a game between two players is generally easy to do and then you can either use the service connected to White Pawn (Pawn Town) for streaming OR use lichess.org itself as games played can allow spectators to watch relatively 'live'. (see https://lichess.org/games for an example).
A similar setup can be accomplished on Chess.com, though currently you would be limited to an Android device connection through the Chess.com app.
