• Traditional 8-person3-game brackets as well as different variety of other bracket sizes.
• Scratch and/or handicap brackets
• Brackets starting on different games. For example, a four-game event can have brackets for games 1,2,3 and brackets for games 2,3,4
• Reverse brackets. For example, instead of games 1,2,3, the starting bracket can be game 3, then the 2nd game be 2, then last game is game 1.
• Eliminator Brackets.  For example, in an 8-person3-game bracket, the top 4 scores move to game 2 and the top 2 move to game 3.
• Can limit number of brackets available as well as number of times a bowler can enter
• Can support byes if a bracket cannot be filled
• Supports financial tracking of bracket payments coming in and being paid out
• Supports up to 12 different bracket types.
• Alive List Reports
• Signup sheets

- High Game pots (scratch and/or handicap) – New - Can build a side pot for high score in any game. I.E., in a 6-game event, there can be a high game pot just for game 3.  New – Can have specified genders only.

- High Series pots (scratch and/or handicap) – New - Can build a side pot for high series based on any games. New - Now can designate which games are included for the high series pot. I.E., in a 8 game tournament, the high series pot can be the totals of games 1, 3, 5 and 8.  New – Can have specified genders only.

- Mystery Doubles Game pots (scratch and/or handicap) – Random 2 people are paired. Each of the games bowled are totaled together for a doubles high game score. New - Now can designate which games are used. I.E., in a 6-game event, there can be a high game pot just for game 3.  New – Now can say different partner each game. New – Now can force mixed gender. New – Can have specified genders only.

- Mystery Doubles Series pots (scratch and/or handicap) – Random 2 people are paired to include scores for all games bowled. New - Now can designate which games are included. I.E., in an 8-game tournament, the high series pot can be the totals of games 1, 3, 5 and 8.  New – Now can force mixed gender. New – Can have specified genders only.

- Sweeper Doubles Game pots (scratch and/or handicap)– Partners can be picked to be paired. Each of the games bowled are totaled together for a doubles high game score. New - Now can designate which games are used. I.E., in a 6-game event, there can be a high game pot just for game 3. New – Can have specified genders only. Sometimes referred to as Alibi Doubles.

- Sweeper Doubles Series pots (scratch and/or handicap)– Partners can be picked to be paired to include scores for all games bowled. New - Now can designate which games are included. I.E., in an 8-game tournament, the high series pot can be the totals of games 1, 3, 5 and 8.  New – Can have specified genders only. Sometimes referred to as Alibi Doubles.

- Everyone with Everyone Game pots (scratch and/or handicap) – Each person is paired with every person., n in the pot. Each of the games bowled are totaled together for a doubles high game score. New - Now can designate which games are used. I.E., in a 6-game event, there can be a high game pot just for game 3. New – Can have specified genders only.

- Everyone with Everyone Series pots (scratch and/or handicap) – Each person is paired with every person in the pot all games bowled. New - Now can designate which games are included. I.E., in an 8-game tournament, the series can be the totals of games 1, 3, 5 and 8.  New – Can have specified genders only.

- Hi/Lo Game pots (scratch and/or handicap) – The person with highest average is paired with person with lowest average and I.E., on. Each of the games bowled are totaled together for a doubles high game score. New - Now can designate which games are used. I.E., in a 6-game event, there can be a high game pot just for game 3. New – Can have specified genders only.

- Hi/Lo Series pots (scratch and/or handicap) – The person with highest average is paired with person with lowest average and I.E., on. New - Now can designate which games are included. I.E., in an 8-game tournament, the series can be the totals of games 1, 3, 5 and 8.  New – Can have specified genders only.

- Best Series – Drop the lowest scores to form the best series. I.E., in a 5-game tournament, the bowler’s lowest 2 games could be dropped for a bowlers’ best 3-game series.

Pricing:

- Full Version - $179

- Upgrade from TBRAC-2018 Professional - $50

- Upgrade from TBRAC-2006 Standard - $125

If the pricing is different, there may be a current issue with the store. Please contact our sales team to correct.

The following are systems requirements to install and operate this software:

• Operating System: Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows 2016 Server and Windows 2012 Server. Supports Intel/AMD based 32 bit and 64 bit versions of these operating systems.
• Hard Drive Storage: 200-250 megs free space on hard drive (95 MB additional hard disk space required for installation. Space used may be less depending on prerequisite installs already present)
• Display: 1024×768 or higher display resolution with greater than 256 color depth (16 bit color recommended) with 32 MB of graphics memory.
• Display Fonts: Display font size to Small Fonts (100%)
• Processor: Minimum operating system requirements, 1.4 gigahertz or faster recommended
• RAM/Memory: Minimum operating system requirements, 2 gigabytes or more recommended.
• Optical Drive: CD-ROM or DVD-ROM Drive 4x or faster (compatible with reading CD-R’s) – Not needed if installation via download.
• USB Port: Not needed if installation via CD-ROM or electronic download from destination machine.
• Printer: A physical printer or printer driver must be installed.
• Pointing Device: Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device
• Software Prerequisites:
  • Adobe Acrobat Reader (free from Adobe.com website)
  • Internet connection to use built in Internet features