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Toqui’s CSV export gives you the full picture of your pool: every prediction from every member, with full match details, predicted and actual scores, submission times, and a per-rule point breakdown. It’s the workhorse behind anything you can’t see directly in the standings — separate group-stage and knockout-stage prizes, custom leaderboards, member audits, and archival.
The export reflects the current state of the pool at the moment you download it. Run a fresh export whenever you need an up-to-date snapshot.

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How to access the export

Only pool organizers can export. From your pool’s dashboard, open the Manage Members view and click Export CSV — the download will start immediately.

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What’s in the export

The export is a single CSV with one row per prediction. A pool with 50 members and a 64-match tournament produces roughly 50 × 64 = 3,200 rows.
Scoring rules stack — the pts_total column is simply the sum of the per-rule columns. See the FAQ entry on rules stacking if you want to walk through an example.

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Common uses

Toqui’s built-in standings cover the full tournament. To rank members on just one stage:
  1. Open the CSV in Google Sheets or Excel.
  2. Filter the stage column to the stage you want — for example, only group-stage matches.
  3. Sum pts_total per member_id (or email) using a pivot table or SUMIF.
  4. Sort descending to get your stage-specific leaderboard.
Repeat with a different filter to produce the knockout-only leaderboard. The “best combined” prize is the standard Toqui leaderboard — no export needed.
The email column lets you spot duplicate or suspicious accounts. Toqui already blocks the same email from joining twice, so for most pools this is a quick sanity check rather than active moderation. Combine with the Manage Members view in your dashboard for full member management.
Once the tournament ends, exporting the CSV gives you a permanent record of every prediction and result — useful for community pools that run year after year, or for sharing detailed results with sponsors.
  • Tiebreakers — how Toqui’s built-in standings resolve equal totals.
  • Scoring modes — the rules that produce the pts_* columns.