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Byes go to the top seeds. Double elimination ends with a replayed final only when it has to. Every bracket is checked at every size.
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Questions
How many games does a bracket need?
Single elimination takes one game fewer than there are teams. Double elimination takes 2n − 2 games, plus one more if the team from the losers bracket wins the first grand final. A round robin takes n × (n − 1) ÷ 2.
What is a bye?
A bye is a free pass into the next round. It is needed when the number of teams is not a power of two, and it goes to the top seeds.
Which format should I pick?
Use single elimination when time is short, double elimination when one loss should not end a team’s run, and a round robin when every team should play every other, which works up to about ten teams. Swiss suits many players and few rounds; pool play suits twelve or more teams that each need several games.
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Is it free?
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