Last Man Standing · for clubs, pubs and workplaces
The
competition
that pays
for itself.
Run one for your club, your pub or your workplace. Set the entry fee, set the prize, and keep whatever is left — for club funds, for kit, or for a charity of your choice.
Forty seconds, start to finish — setting one up, players joining, a round playing out. Every screen is the real thing. No sound.
Work out your own
What it would raise for you
Move the sliders to the competition you would actually run. None of these numbers are fixed by us.
- 30 × £10 collected
- £300
- Prize for the winner
- −£225
- Player places from us
- −£10
- Left for your club
- £65
Every number above is yours to set, and you can change them whenever you like. We never handle the entry money — that stays between you and your players. The only thing you pay us for is player places beyond your free 20.
Your weekend, start to finish
The reason people give up running these is the admin. So here is honestly all of it, and how much of it you keep hold of is your call.
- Midweek
The new round goes up
The round is built from the real fixture list and dropped straight into your competition, which is how most competitions run. If you would rather put the matches in yourself, you still can.
- Friday, Saturday
Your players pick
One team each, on their phones. Anyone who has not got a phone tells you their team and you put it in for them. Picks lock an hour before kick-off, or at whatever time you set.
- Full time
Results go in
They arrive on their own once the matches finish, or you enter the scores yourself if you are putting the matches in. Either way the eliminations follow — nobody works out who is still in by hand.
- Sunday / Monday
You share the standings
A round update is written for you — who went out, who is left, who had the lucky escape. Copy it into WhatsApp, paste it into an email, or just send the link. That is the whole job.
Two ways to run it
We run the fixtures
Each round arrives already built, with results and eliminations following after full time. Best if you want it off your hands. Available on the leagues we cover.
You run the fixtures
You enter the fixtures and results yourself, round by round. Best if you want your own rounds, your own teams, or simply like holding the reins.
You choose per competition when you set it up. Ask us if you want it switched over at any time.
Included either way
- 20 player places, free, no card needed
- Your own join code or link to hand out
- A printable A4 poster for the venue
- Eliminations worked out for you, either way
- No card to start, no subscription
Everyone plays
Terry doesn’t use the app
Add him yourself and he is on the sheet with everybody else. Each round he tells you his team and you put it in.
No email address, no app, nothing for him to set up — and he can win the whole thing.
That is the difference between a competition for whoever will use an app and a competition for your whole crowd.
Round 8 · picks in
- Dave R.picked on the app
- Terry M.you put his in
On the sheet they look exactly the same. Because they are.
Where we’re up to
LMSLocal is new. Everything that has run on it so far, counted honestly:
Some have raised money for a good cause — an under-12s football team, a local foodbank, among others. The organiser sets the entry fee and keeps all of it; we never take a cut.
There are no reviews on this page because we have not earned any yet. When an organiser says something worth quoting, it will go up here with their name and their venue on it.
- 34
- competitions
- 30
- organisers
- 360
- players
Put one up
on the noticeboard
Twenty player places, free. You only pay once you go past twenty.
Not running one — playing in one?
Join your competition
Your organiser will have given you a code, on a poster or in a message. Put it in here and you are on the sheet.
No code yet? Ask whoever is running it — only they can hand one out.
Once you are in
The app is the easiest way to make your pick each round and find out whether you survived.
Free to take away
Running one on paper instead?
Take these whether you use LMSLocal or not. No sign-up, no email address, nothing to hand over.