Bracket Tourney Chalkboard Final Score Alert Invitation

Chalk, or bracket buster? If it's March, it's time for tournament excitement. Final score alert digital downloadable and/or cards that you can customize for the scores and alert the people in your pool who may, poor souls, be stuck at work or some other event during the first weekend of the tournament. ****Blank spaces are deliberate so that you can add in the winner and loser of each game in the space.**** "Chalk" means that the higher seed won the game, "Bracket buster" means that the lower seed won the game. You pick the appropriate design for each game's final score. These are also great for in-person watch parties, you can fill one out for each game and hang them up on a board, wall, or on a sheet hanging on the wall. If ordering physical paper cards, choose the matte design to make it easier to fill in the winners/losers. There are 48 games that first weekend (Thursday-Sunday), not including the first four play-in games, so order enough cards for all the games on the days you are hosting people. These are not year specific, so you can order extras and use them for any other tournament. Front design description: The front side of the design is the "chalk" side for when the higher seed wins. The design shows the words "Final Score Alert" in black at the top. Underneath that, and dominating the rest of the design, is a large green chalkboard, with the word "Chalk" in block all caps print at the top. In the middle of the design is the word "defeats". Above and below the word "defeats" is space for you to put in the name of the winner and the loser. ****That space is deliberately left blank so you can fill in winner/loser**** The whole design is on a white background with a design that is reminiscent of a tournament bracket. Back design description: The back design has the same bracket-style background and the words "Final Score Alert" at the top, just like the front. But underneath the words "Final Score Alert" are the words "Bracket Buster!" in a red handwritten style font. And instead of the chalkboard, there are two pieces of what looks like broken chalkboard or torn paper. The top piece looks like it's going up, and that's the space for the bracket-busting winner. The lower piece looks like it's going down, and that's the space for the higher-seeded loser. ***That space on each piece is deliberately left blank so you can fill in winner/loser.**** In between the two pieces is the word "defeats." If you change the word "defeats" on one side, for example to "beats" or "defeated", it automatically changes both sides so they are the same.