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# Resolution of a Round
Matches selected from the feed will most likely be settled by Smartico once the match has ended.
In case it wasn’t settled the operator can go ahead and settle it manually by clicking on the edit button of a match and inserting the scores;
{% hint style="info" %}
**Important note:** The final resolution of an entire round can only be done manually for security reasons, after the verification of all matches are settled appropriately with the correct score, by clicking the **Resolve Round** button at the top right corner in the round configuration screen.
{% endhint %}
Before resolving a round you will notice the status of the round to be “All matches are resolved” but will still be red.
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