The bandy scoreboard for a sheet of ice as big as a football pitch.

A rink this size needs more than one small board.

Bandy is often played outdoors on a dark winter afternoon. Most clubs have a single board at one end that shows the score and little else. A player sent off waits on the bench while someone at the table times the penalty on a stopwatch. Supporters on the far side cannot read any of it.

How bandy is scored in WR Score.

A match is two halves of 45 minutes, the clock counting up, with 10 minutes of overtime. The game ends when the second half does, and a draw stands.

On the Scoreboard each side has a Score key and a Timeout key, both with a plus and a minus. A Half key moves the game on or back. The clock starts and stops on the board, with corrections beside it.

The board shows each side's score and timeout next to the clock and the half. Its second row holds up to two penalties per side, each with the player's number and the time. Each squad has a sheet of 17 rows, with every player's number and goals.

After the match, print the team sheet, the scoresheet and the result sheet, or a blank scoresheet.

On every screen by the ice.

Hall screens put the match on a big screen at the side of the rink, the TV in the warm clubroom or the café screen, in your club's colours. It takes each screen's shape, wide or tall. At half-time and in every stoppage your sponsors appear, with a sponsor list of each airing. If the reading pauses, the last score stays on screen, marked held. The board is never blank.

See Hall screens

On the stream.

A bandy scorebug with the goals, the clock and the penalties. Line-ups before the first ball, lower thirds, player cards and statistics for OBS, vMix or CasparCG. With Live Stream, WR Score sends the match out itself: a camera or capture card, the score on the picture, to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any platform over RTMP or SRT.

For youth bandy you cannot film, Radio goes on air with commentary alone, or with the live scoreboard as the picture.

Run the series and the winter cup.

Keep your clubs, teams, players, referees and schedule together. Run a series, play a cup in groups, and close it with a knockout. The table works itself out from final scores with the sport's points and tie-breaks, and the bracket moves each winner on by itself. On a cup weekend, the day by rink shows every game in order.

Posts turns each result or table into a picture in your competition's look, in four social sizes, never posted automatically.

See the tournament software