Breaking · Street dance · WDSF formats
Battle judging,
online.
Pre-Selection to final in one evening of setup. Judges vote on their own phones, the bracket seeds itself, and the venue board and the public results page update the moment a round is locked.
- Self-serveNo on-site engineer
- Own deviceOne private link per judge
- Odd panelsNo split decisions
- J1
- J2
- J3
- J4
- J5
Round 1 · Red 3–2Locked · board + stream updated
Sample data. Names and results are synthetic.
How it runs
Three moves, one organizer
- 01
Set up
The wizard asks for divisions, entry size (solo or crew), a scoring profile and the judge panel. Invite links are issued from the same screen. Done in an evening.
- 02
Judge
Each judge opens one private link on a phone or tablet. Pre-Selection uses sliders; knock-out rounds are a Red or Blue vote. Misbehaviour marks and disqualifications go to the chair, not the operator.
- 03
Show
The venue board and the stream get the versus view and the result the moment the round is locked. Every competition gets a public results page with brackets and battle reports.
Formats
The rules you already run
Terms follow the WDSF Breaking rules and the scene's usage. Everything below is a setting, not a custom build.
- Pre-Selection
- Per-judge scores, trimmed mean, cut to the bracket size. Ties on the cut go to a Tie-Break solo decided by comparative vote, with a recorded draw as the last resort.
- Knock-Out
- Seeded bracket from the preselection ranking — Top 16, 8, 4, final. Red and Blue by seed, rounds locked one at a time, chair can void or reopen a round with a reason.
- Crews
- 2v2 and 3v3 entries with member rosters. Crew names on the board, members on the results page.
- Incidents
- Walkover, Misbehaviour warnings, DSQ with a chair decision — all recorded in the battle report.
- WDSF 5 criteria
- Technique · Vocabulary · Originality · Execution · Musicality, equal weight, comparative sliders.
- Threefold
- Three-value comparison for jams and regional battles.
- Trivium
- Six-value Trivium profile. Switch profiles per event.
Results hub
Every event leaves a battle report
Public pages at dscorex.com/c/ — standings, brackets, round-by-round votes. Organizers publish live or upload after an intranet event. Sample entries below are synthetic.
Browse the results hub- 2026-09-12 Demo Jam 2026Sample City Bboy 1v1 Pre-Selection 24 → Top 16 KO Bboy Alpha
- 2026-09-12 Demo Jam 2026Sample City Bgirl 1v1 Pre-Selection 12 → Top 8 KO Bgirl Delta
- 2026-08-30 Sample Crew CupSample City 3v3 Crew 8 crews → Top 8 KO Crew X
- Live Demo Jam 2026Sample City Bboy 1v1 Top 8 · Round 2 of 3 In progress
Social cards
Every final leaves a card
Rendered from the published results page, 1080×1350, queued for Threads and Instagram the moment the organizer locks the final. Approve, then post. Names below are synthetic.
For judges
Your panel, your record
One link, no password
The organizer sends a private invite link. Open it on the device you already carry; nothing to install.
Only what the rules show
Sliders, then Red or Blue. Bib numbers and the names the organizer allows — no more, no less.
A history you own
Claim the events you judged by email. A public judge profile exists only if you opt in.
Pricing
Per event. Published. Paid by card.
- Single event$500 per event
One competition on one date. Unlimited divisions, judges and entries; live board, public results page, exports.
- 5-event pack$2,000 for five events
$400 per event. Valid 24 months on one organizer account, for any of your competitions.
Prices in USD before tax. Paid by card. Early access is open: write to admin@dscorex.com and we set up your organizer account.
Contact
Talk to us
- admin@dscorex.com
- Phone
- +82 10-5399-0230
- Address
- Lotusvil, 14, Hakdong-ro 4-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea 06110
- @DSCOREX
- Threads
- @DSCOREX