> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.scoreholio.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.scoreholio.com/scoreboards-and-dashboards/wanted-list.md). # Wanted List ### 📺 How to Turn It On To display the Wanted List on a TV, you’ll need to use **Remote Mode**. Follow these steps: 1. Go to **Run a Tournament** 2. Click on your tournament 3. Go to **Admin** 4. Select **Remote Mode** 5. Choose your TV or display device 6. Set it to your tournament 7. Under **Option**, select **Wanted List** Once selected, the Wanted List will display live on your TV screen.
*** ### 👀 What Shows on the Wanted List? The system automatically displays **all matches that have not hit “Start Game.”** As soon as a match is assigned a court, the clock begins counting up.
*** ### 🟡 Yellow Section – “Hurry Up” If a match has been sitting for **under 5 minutes**, it appears in the **yellow “Hurry Up” section**. This is your early warning system: * Players may still be walking to the court * Maybe finishing a quick break * Getting ready to begin It’s a gentle nudge that the match should be starting soon. *** ### 🔴 Red Section – “Bueller” If a match goes **over 5 minutes without starting**, it moves into the **red “Bueller” section**. This means: * The match is officially late * It’s time to call players to their court Most organizers keep an eye on this screen and call out any match that hits red. *** ### 🚀 Why This Works So Well * Keeps courts full * Prevents long delays * Speeds up bracket progression * Reduces organizer stress And here’s the fun part… Players start watching it too 👀 You’ll be surprised how often participants help call out late players once they see a match in the red section. It creates built-in accountability and keeps the whole event flowing.