I find Large Club Wiki Tournements a little difficult to manage, were you have multiple rounds and you do not wish players to play in the future rounds before the current round in progress. A tip that I use when doing wiki tournements is an easy one. I set the wiki tournement up waiting for members to enter then, after doing the draw for the first round I do another wiki page i usually call it [ set up page Backgammon Race game ] (just an example) I do not put the club name but after setting this up I move the future rounds onto this page and copy a link of the main wiki tournement page onto this page.
On the main wiki tournement page I copy a link to the set up page. The advantages of this is only the current round is displayed on the main tournemnet page. After each round is finished I transfer the completed round to the set up page, under the future rounds that are stored there I put `Finished Rounds` and enter the completed round under that. I then take of the next round copy it and the delete it. I go to the main tournement page delete the completed round and copy the next round and start that round. By limiting the amount of visable rounds on a main wiki tournement page, makes for easy reading less scrolling for members and only gets the current round played.