A curling competition is an event in which teams of two to four players compete against each other by sliding stones across a sheet of ice towards a target area. The two most common types of curling competitions are the BRIER and the Bonspiel. The BRIER is a national championship tournament held annually in Canada, while the Bonspiel is an international tournament that can be held at any level. Both tournaments involve teams competing against each other in a series of games, with the winner being the team that accumulates the most points.