Tournament Participant Filtering

When setting up a tournament in Booker Blitz, the game automatically adjusts who can compete based on the championship prize you select. This saves you time and prevents mismatched bookings.

How It Works

Gender-Based Filtering

When you choose a gendered championship as the tournament prize (such as a Women's Championship), the participant list automatically narrows to show only eligible wrestlers. For example, selecting a Women's Championship will display only female wrestlers as tournament entrants.

Tag Team Championship Auto-Switch

If you select a tag team championship as the prize, the tournament automatically switches to Tag Team mode. Only teams with two or more members will appear as available participants, and any previous individual selections are cleared to avoid conflicts.

Trios Championship Auto-Switch

Selecting a trios championship switches the tournament to Trios mode, showing only teams of three or more members. As with tag team mode, previous selections are cleared automatically.

What You'll See

• Instant Updates: As soon as you pick a title, the participant list refreshes to show only valid contenders.
• Automatic Type Change: The participant type (Singles / Tag Team / Trios) updates on its own — no manual switching needed.
• Cleared Selections: If the type changes, your current picks are reset so you start fresh with the right options.

No Prize Selected

If you choose not to assign a championship prize, all available wrestlers and teams remain eligible and no filters are applied.

Edge Cases

• Singles title with no gender restriction: All wrestlers are available.
• Singles title with a gender restriction: Only wrestlers of the matching gender appear.
• Switching between titles: Filters and selections update immediately each time you change the prize.

Tips

• Set your championship prize first when building a tournament — it instantly narrows down the valid entrants and saves you from scrolling through ineligible participants.
• If you want an exhibition tournament with no title on the line, leave the prize field blank for maximum flexibility.