If we don’t get the Swiss format for the Sao Paulo event. Seeing a Swiss group stage would be so insane with every single team involved.
Here is an explainer for the PGL 2021 Major in CS. https://www.esportsbets.com/news/pgl-major-2021-the-swiss-system-format-explained/
fIuid [#4]win 3 games before you lose 3 games
And you match up against teams with the same record as you
BroStop [#3]example of this format?
they starve all the teams, put them in a circle, theres block of swiss cheese in the center, and whoever eats it first wins
benthy_sear [#2]knowing riot it’s about to be a double elim bracket with all 30 teams
Lol would be so garbage
VinsmokeLaw [#5]Here is an explainer for the PGL 2021 Major in CS. https://www.esportsbets.com/news/pgl-major-2021-the-swiss-system-format-explained/
thats a very good explanation
VinsmokeLaw [#6]And you match up against teams with the same record as you
C9 win EZPZ
leaf vanity and yay caries this easily
vispri [#7]they starve all the teams, put them in a circle, theres block of swiss cheese in the center, and whoever eats it first wins
This is the true format. Anyone who says different is lying
VinsmokeLaw [#5]Here is an explainer for the PGL 2021 Major in CS. https://www.esportsbets.com/news/pgl-major-2021-the-swiss-system-format-explained/
this actually makes so much sense, what a great graphic
coconutMALLED [#20]would be weird to do round robin with 30 teams, after round 1 its 15-15
There all bo1s
Icysoda57 [#21]There all bo1s
that doesnt change anything the issue isnt too many matches, its that the number of teams makes it hard to do swiss system
it would be
30
15-15
8-7-8-7
4-4-3-4-4-4-3-4
it would be simplier to do it with 32 teams
hanafuji [#19]nah it's definitely gonna be six group with 5 teams, and first in group would go to playoffs, and second in group would enter another bracket of 6 teams (probably like play-ins in worlds) to the determine the last 2 spots. and then the last 8 teams will enter the double elim bracket.
but the group draw would be really important for teams in this tournament, because there's only two slots and there's no seeding yet you can literally get a group with C9, NRG, NAVI, and FNC in one group, and the last two would be like GE and RRQ for example, that would be really sucks for them LMAO
coconutMALLED [#23]that doesnt change anything the issue isnt too many matches, its that the number of teams makes it hard to do swiss system
it would be
30
15-15
8-7-8-7
4-4-3-4-4-4-3-4it would be simplier to do it with 32 teams
Get 2 more GC/ascension teams gg ez
coconutMALLED [#23]that doesnt change anything the issue isnt too many matches, its that the number of teams makes it hard to do swiss system
it would be
30
15-15
8-7-8-7
4-4-3-4-4-4-3-4it would be simplier to do it with 32 teams
in other words the number of teams has to be multiple of 2
Pogtestic [#25]Get 2 more GC/ascension teams gg ez
i wouldnt be agianst a china team and the gc winner being added but i know rito only wants franchise teams in this tournament
coconutMALLED [#23]that doesnt change anything the issue isnt too many matches, its that the number of teams makes it hard to do swiss system
it would be
30
15-15
8-7-8-7
4-4-3-4-4-4-3-4it would be simplier to do it with 32 teams
yeah unfortunately it really doesn't make any sense to do a swiss format, it's prolly gonna be a double round robin group stage
coconutMALLED [#23]that doesnt change anything the issue isnt too many matches, its that the number of teams makes it hard to do swiss system
it would be
30
15-15
8-7-8-7
4-4-3-4-4-4-3-4it would be simplier to do it with 32 teams
From an earlier thread:
There are rules in Chess for Swiss tournaments with an odd number of players, so they could theoretically break it down like this:
30
15 15
8 15 7
4 12 11 3
4 6 12 5 3
4 6 6 6 5 3
Assuming initial matches are Bo1 and your qualifying/elimination matches are Bo3, this would be 36 Bo1 and 24 Bo3 matches, with 5 teams receiving one BYE at some point in the stage.
This also has the advantage of dividing the field into 16 winners and 14 losers, so you can easily set up the following stage of the tournament.