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Publish the draw but hide the schedule

The choices

Each part of the public page is its own row, with its own switch, on Event Page ▸ What's on it:

  1. Switch Players on to show the field, then open the row. Its first choice controls how much of the draw comes with it: Just the flat field — names, order and dGrade, with the draw still private — or the show-the-draw button beside it, which groups the field by whatever the event has. That button is named for the structure: Show blocks & competitions with both, Show blocks or Show competitions with one, and Show the draw on a single competition played as one block.
  2. Leave Schedule switched off until times are final — or switch it on and open the row for Withhold pairings & times while you want the tab and your notice visible but not the detail.
  3. Add a Notice on the Players tab ("Draw provisional until Thursday") so nobody treats a work in progress as final.

Every choice saves as you make it, so the page can be staged step by step: field when entries close, draw when seeding is done, schedule when the times are final.

Checking what the public sees

Use the private preview link — the page shows exactly what the toggles allow, and it works even while the event is test or unlisted, so you're never guessing.

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