Tournaments run offline in pubs and sports halls with zero Wi-Fi, and every bracket dispute is a riot risk.
Grassroots tournament organizers don't run these things in convention centers with enterprise Wi-Fi. They run them in pubs, church halls, and community centers where a 4G signal is lucky. Losing a scoring update or dropping a bracket edit because the connection hiccups means two teams genuinely believe they advanced — and at a pub league, that gets loud fast.

