With the simplified markup language Markdown, you can format text in your Bound to highlight information or make the text more readable.

Headings

With Hashtags (#) you define that the text is a heading. Depending on the number of Hashtags in front of the text, it is formatted as a heading of a different order. Place the appropriate number of Hashtags at the beginning of the line you want to change.

Text - The text becomes a first heading. (#)

Text - The text becomes a second heading. (##)

Text - The text becomes a third heading. (###)

Bold and italic

Use an asterisk (*) or underscore (_) to make your text bold or italic.
**Text** - the text becomes bold. *Text* - the text becomes italic.

Paragraph

To insert a paragraph with one blank line between two texts, press Enter twice.

Line break

To break a text at a certain position to the next line, write the code <br> directly at the respective position.

List

By inserting a hyphen (-) and then a space, you create a list item.

• Example 1
• Example 2
• Example 3

Numbers can also be used to create a list. Put a dot (.) after the numbers.
Place as many list points as you need below each other.

1. Step 1
2. Step 2
3. Step 3

You can find more Markdown tricks at Github or Wikipedia.

Addressing Players

You have the possibility to directly address the players in the Bound. To do this, you can use codes in your text that will be translated in the app so that team or player names are displayed.

!!winner!! - The name of the winner of a tournament will be displayed !!randomplayer!! - The name of a player will be displayed at random. If the Bound has only one player, their name will be displayed. !!team!! - the name of the team will be displayed !!points!! - collected amount of points will be displayed.