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Jack & Jill scoring for event organisers

Jack & Jill scoring
for your next event.

Judges score on their phones. You manage the competition and choose which results to publish. From judge input to calculated placements, keep your scoring workflow in one place.

Published competition records: 5 editions · 3 event brands · 2 countries
🔒 jnjscoring.com/results/example
Event
Example scoring view
Illustrative layout — not a published event
Divisions
Open · Final●
Open · Semi
Intermediate · Final
Novice · Final
Open Division · Final
5 judges · 4 couples · Published 10 May 19:42
Final
#
Couple
J1
J2
J3
J4
J5
Σ
1
Carlos M. & Sophie L.
1
1
2
1
2
7
2
David K. & Nina P.
2
3
1
2
1
9
3
Michael T. & Leila H.
3
2
3
3
3
14
4
James L. & Ana R.
4
4
4
4
4
20
Judges submitted
5 / 5
Juliana R.
Head judge
Marco T.
Judge
Aisha B.
Judge
Finn O.
Judge
Priya S.
Judge
Scoring complete. Results can be published when the organiser is ready.
Published competition records
5
published event editions
3
festival & championship brands
13
published divisions
2
countries represented
Published results from events in Australia and the United States.
What we do

We handle the maths so organisers can run the event, judges can score on their phones, and dancers can review published results. For digitally scored rounds, RPSS Skating records placements and calculation detail that organisers choose to publish.

123
SIBF 2026 public entries
3
SIBF 2026 result divisions
18
SIBF Pro / Invite-Only judges

From judges' scores
to published results.

Calculated placements
Use the supported rank-and-majority method for digitally scored finals, with the documented Rule 11 head-to-head tiebreak procedure.
Phone-based judging
Judges score via a shared link in their phone browser. No app download, no account, no paper ballots.
Publication you control
Publish the result record and available scoring detail you choose to share. Organiser-supplied placements remain clearly disclosed.
Review and publish
For digitally scored rounds, the RPSS calculation is available once the scoring panel has completed its submissions. Organisers control when the public record is released.
SCORING COMPLETE → READY TO PUBLISHORGANISER CONTROLLED
Built around your competition
Set up the divisions, rounds and judge panels your event needs. Supported preliminary, callback, semi-final and final workflows can run across multi-day festivals.
Transparent results

Clear scoring detail
when digital records are published.

Aust. Bachata Championship · Novice J&J
5 judges preliminary · 10 judges final · 8 leads / 9 follows
● Digital scoring example
Step 1 — Preliminary votes
Leads · 5 judges
NameTonyJasonEricDanielThariCBAltOut
Jordy R.CBCBCBCBCB500
Gianluca A.CBCBCBCBCB500
Kris K.CBCBAltCBCB410
Natasha H.CBCBCBCBAlt410
Aaron B.OutCBCBAltCB311
Ehsan S.CBAltCBOutCB311
Cody L.OutOutOutCBOut104
Chris R.AltOutOutOutOut014
Follows · 5 judges
NameMoniqueChrissyMeilinYasnaTiffanyCBAltOut
Mika T.CBCBCBCBCB500
Chelsea K.CBCBCBCBAlt410
Kinga S.CBCBCBOutCB401
Karen B.CBCBOutCBCB401
Yanti R.CBCBOutAltCB311
Sharon Y.AltOutOutCBCB212
Johnas L.OutAltCBCBOut212
Marianna F.OutOutCBOutOut104
Bel H.OutOutAltOutOut014
promoted to finalCBcallback — voted to advanceAltalternate — may advanceOuteliminated
↓ Step 2 — RPSS Final · 5 callbacks each · 10 judges
#Lead · FollowChrissyDanielEricJasonMeilinMoniqueThariTiffanyTonyYasna≤1≤2≤3≤4≤5
1
LJordy
FMika
11412221116991010
2
LAaron
FYanti
2313514235247810
3
LGianluca
FChelsea
3225333354027810
4
LNatasha
FKinga
44321414222561010
5
LKris
FKaren
5554455543001410
majority reachedclose callsome supportBrowse the full results archive →
Pricing

Flat fee per event.
No per-dancer billing.

Weekend
Up to 120 competitors
$490 / event
Discuss your event
  • Single venue / weekend
  • Up to 3 divisions
  • Up to 7 judges
  • Results hosted 12 months
  • Email support
Circuit
Multi-event operators
Let's talk
Discuss your event
  • Multi-event operators
  • Discuss your event calendar
  • Published result pages
  • Scope and pricing discussed directly
Published event proof

See the system in published results.

Explore verified result records from festivals and championships in Australia and the United States. SIBF 2026 is featured below; the archive keeps every published edition together.

Every card links to its public result record.View published results →Discuss your event →
FAQ

Common questions.

The scoring interface runs in a phone browser. If a judge loses signal, the organiser should follow the event runbook for the supported recovery process before continuing the round.

Each division can have its own competitor list, judge panel and scoring rounds. Contact us with the styles and format you are planning so we can confirm the setup.

Organisers can publish a public result page for their event. Digitally scored rounds show the recorded scoring detail; organiser-supplied placements are clearly labelled.

RPSS (Relative Placement Scoring System) is a majority-first ranking method with Rule 11 head-to-head tiebreaks. Published digital result pages show the recorded scoring detail for the event.

No. Judges receive a shared link and score directly in their phone's browser. No app download, no account creation, no setup.

Flat fee per event — no per-dancer or per-division billing. Weekend events from $490, multi-day festivals from $890. Circuit/annual pricing available.

Send us the event dates, competition format, expected entries and judging requirements. We can then discuss the right setup and what your public result record should include.

Competing at an event?

Find registration
and published results.

Explore published records from events in Australia and the United States, or use the event organiser's registration link.

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Ready when you are

Planning a Jack & Jill
competition?

Tell us your event dates, format and expected entries so we can discuss how JnJ Scoring fits your competition.

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