Describe a scheduling rule the way you’d say it out loud, like “no team plays back-to-back road games.” Big Sports builds it, runs it against your real season, and shows you what it would flag before you accept anything.
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You type “No team plays back-to-back road games”. Big Sports reads it as the “No back-to-back” rule (Rest): “All teams play at most 1 away game in a row”, checks it against 84 games, and shows that 2 games break it. Nothing is saved until you accept.
No team plays back-to-back road gamesField 3 is dark after 6pm in OctoberCoach Oyelaran has two teams and can't be in two placesNo team should play the same opponent twice within 3 weeksDon't book two of our own teams at the same venue on the same day
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RestFrom what you typed
No back-to-back.
All teams play at most 1away game in a row.
WhoLimit
Strength
Must never happenTry to avoid
2
2 games break this rule today. Checked 84 games.
Coyotes vs Hawks · SAT, OCT 17Hawks' 2nd road game in a row
Blaze vs Storm · SAT, OCT 24Storm's 2nd road game in a row
Days offFrom what you typed
Venue blackout.
No games on Field 3 at Riverside, every day from 6:00 PM to 11:59 PM, Oct 1 to Oct 31, 2026.
WhereWhen
Strength
Must never happenTry to avoid
3
3 games break this rule today. Checked 84 games.
Colts vs River City · WED, OCT 14Field 3 at 6:30pm
Hawks vs Blaze · WED, OCT 21Field 3 at 7:00pm+1 more
PeopleFrom what you typed
Coach conflict.
Coach Oyelaran can't be at two games at once for Hawks and Eagles.
Who
Strength
Must never happenTry to avoid
1
1 game breaks this rule today. Checked 84 games.
Hawks vs Wolves · SAT, NOV 7Eagles kick off at the same time
Eagles vs Colts · SAT, OCT 313 hours after the Hawks, fits
MatchupsFrom what you typed
Opponent repeat gap.
All teams wait at least 21 days before playing the same opponent again.
WhoLimit
Strength
Must never happenTry to avoid
Nothing in your schedule breaks this rule. Checked 84 games.
Storm vs Hawks · SAT, OCT 31Rematch 6 weeks later, fits
Blaze vs Colts · SAT, NOV 14Rematch 4 weeks later, fits
Smart ruleWritten from what you typed
Two of your teams never share a venue on one day.
ChecksAll teams · per venue, per dayat most 1 team
WhoLimit
Strength
Must never happenTry to avoid
2
2 games break this rule today. Checked 84 games.
Hawks vs Storm · SAT, SEP 19Hawks 2 also at Riverside
Blaze vs Colts · SAT, NOV 14Blaze 2 also at Mill Park
MatchupsFrom what you typed
Opponent repeat gap.
All teams wait at least 21 days before playing the same opponent again.
WhoLimit
Strength
Must never happenTry to avoid
2
2 games break this rule today. Checked 84 games.
Coyotes vs Hawks · SAT, OCT 17Hawks' 2nd road game in a row
Blaze vs Storm · SAT, OCT 24Storm's 2nd road game
nothing saved until you accept
Smart rules
Describe it, then check its work.
The hard part of scheduling software was never the schedule. It was telling the thing what your league’s rules actually are, through a form built by someone who has never met your league. Now you can just say it.
01 · Say it
Type the rule, not the form
“No team plays back-to-back road games.” “Field 3 is dark after 6pm in October.” Say it the way you'd say it to another person. There's no form to find and no setting to learn the name of.
02 · It builds it
It becomes a real rule
Smart rules either recognises a rule type Big Sports already has and sets it up for you, or builds you a new one. Either way you get a proper rule: hard or soft, weighted, editable, and easy to switch off.
03 · It proves it
Checked against your real season
Before you accept anything, the rule runs against your actual games and shows you what it would flag and what it wouldn't. Nothing is saved until you say so.
Smart rules review · from the product
The model reads your sentence and writes the rule. It never writes the schedule. The engine does that, from your rules, so there’s a real season to check the rule against. Smart rules is on Plus, and every new account comes with 21 days of Plus free; Free covers the core rules, picked from a list.
Round-robins, group pools, single- and double-elimination brackets. Every rule you set is considered together, and no language model ever places a game. Drag a game where you want it and the grid tells you whether it fits before you let go.
Postpone a game and the engine suggests make-up slots that fit your rules, best first. Conservative by default: one rainout moves that one game, not five others. Locked games stay put.
Every edit is saved as its own step: who moved it, when, and exactly what changed. Undo it, redo it, or scroll back through the whole season. When the board asks what happened, you can show them.
Twenty-two teams, four fields, and one Saturday of setup standing between you and the season. You do this on top of everything else, and you’d like the evenings back.
22 teams·4 fields·1 Saturday of setup
Running tournaments or a conference? Pools and brackets work today. Tournament tools and multi-organization setups are still coming.
Publish the schedule and every parent, coach and referee gets a link that works on a phone. Put your own colors and type on it, and it reads as your league’s page, not someone else’s software with your fixtures inside it.
It follows the live schedule. Move a rained-out game and the page and the calendar feed both update, so nobody turns up at a field you already cleared.
Your colors·Your type·No watermark on Plus
FreeNewsprint type · our colors
Plus · RiversideClassic type · their colors
Plus · NorthgateTechnical type · Android
Public schedule, three leagues · from the product
Every plan publishes a public page, including Free. Your own colors, your own type, and no Big Sports watermark come with Plus.
Pricing
What it costs.
One flat rate for the whole organization. Pay for the season, not for every team that signs up.