Score once. It shows up everywhere.
This is what makes broadcast affordable at club level: the referee taps a phone, and the arena TVs, the overlay and the live stream all update from that single action. There is no second person building graphics.
One referee. No dual effort.
Traditionally, live scoring and live streaming are two jobs: someone scores the match, and someone else re-enters the same scores into broadcast graphics. That second job is exactly what puts streaming out of reach for most clubs. 1SCOR collapses it into one — the referee's phone is the single source, and the arena display and the stream overlay both read from it in real time.
Player Identity on Screen
Photos, Names & Country
Both the arena scoreboard and the live stream show each player's photo, full name, country and club — pulled straight from their registration.
Handicaps & Starting Points
Handicap and starter points appear on screen alongside the score, so viewers always read the match correctly.
Live Break Display
The current break builds shot by shot on screen, colour-coded to the ball that was potted.
Registered Once, Used Everywhere
Player details are entered at registration and never re-typed — the TV, the overlay and the stream all read the same profile.
Stats Recorded Automatically
Potting Success %
Every pot and every miss is counted as the match is scored — potting success is computed live, with no extra input from the referee.
Safety Success %
Safety shots are tracked and scored the same way, giving a live read on how each player is controlling the table.
Every Break Logged
All breaks are captured automatically, ranked, and kept as a tournament-wide list of the highest breaks made.
Full Visit History
Every visit to the table is recorded with all shots taken — the raw material behind every statistic shown.
Shown on Stream and in the Arena
These stats render on the live stream and the arena displays as they happen — not compiled afterwards.
Streams That Program Themselves
Tournament, Round & Format
The tournament name, the round and the best-of frame count are already in the system — the stream titles itself from the fixture, with nothing to configure per match.
Updates Between Matches
When the next fixture starts on that table, the on-screen programming changes with it automatically.
No Manual Graphics Work
No lower-thirds to rebuild, no title cards to edit between rounds — the overlay is driven by tournament data.
Host & Sponsor Logos Coming soon
Host and sponsor logos configured once in the software and rendered onto every stream for the event.
One-Tap Mid-Session Ads Coming soon
Play a video or image advertisement into the live stream at a break in play — triggered with a single button on the referee's scoring phone.
Insights That Enrich the Broadcast
Completed Frame Details
As each frame closes, its full breakdown goes up on the stream — scores, duration and how the frame was won.
Total Pots & Potting %
Running pot counts and potting accuracy for both players, side by side, updated live.
Safety Success
Safety success rates shown head-to-head, so viewers can see the tactical battle, not just the score.
Top Breaks
The best breaks of the match and of the tournament so far, surfaced on screen at the right moments.
Match Timer
Match and frame duration tracked and displayed throughout.
