Reporting your own result
Report your own table from your phone, and the result counts once everyone there agrees with it.
How it works
From your own table companion — the personal link you got when you registered — say who won your match, or that it was a draw. Everybody else who played at that table is then asked to agree.
Agreeing is one tap. It only accepts the result somebody else already entered — it is not a second, competing report of your own.
If somebody disagrees
Disagreeing stops the table instead of recording anything. A judge is called to sort it out, the same as if you had walked up and asked for one yourselves.
Calling a judge
The same page has a button for that too, and it works for anything a judge would come over for — a rules question, a slow table, or a result nobody can agree on.
Tap it and a judge is on their way. You do not have to say what it is about first, and you do not have to leave the table to go and find one.
Staff can still do it for you
Reporting it yourself just saves a walk to the desk. Anybody can still have the organizer or a judge enter the result instead, at any point.