1754046:Is there a document that states how many rounds there should be? I have read the documents that refer to elimination rounds, but nothing on qualifiers from what I can find.
Don't know if this helps:
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32.
Number of
Rounds and Single-Elimination Cut
The number of Swiss rounds in a
tournament and the cut for single-elimination rounds is determined by the total
number of players enrolled in the tournament. Single game matches use a
different table than three game matches to determine the total number of
rounds, as well as the cut for single-elimination rounds. Tournament organizers
may slightly adjust the number of rounds, but only if they clearly announce
this prior to the start of the tournament.
Three game match rounds and cut One game match rounds and cut
4-8 – 3
rounds (Top 2) 4-8 – 4
rounds (Top 2)
9-16 – 4 rounds (Top
4) 9-16 – 5 rounds (Top
4)
17-32 – 5
rounds (Top 8) 17-22 – 6 rounds (Top
8)
33-64 – 6
rounds (Top 8) 23-36 – 7 rounds (Top
8)
65-128 – 7
rounds (Top 8) 37-52 – 8 rounds (Top
8)
129-256 – 8
rounds (Top 8) 53-94 – 9 rounds (Top
8)
257-512 – 9 rounds (Top
8) 95-152 – 10
rounds (Top 8)
513-1024 – 10 rounds (Top
8) 153-256 – 11
rounds (Top 8)
1024+ – 11
rounds (Top 8) 257-440 – 12 rounds (Top
8)
441+ –
13 rounds (Top 8)
Found on this link:
http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/community/files/28/english/entry1835016.aspxThen their is this
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D-12 Tournament
Match Structure
Rounds in World of Warcraft Minis tournaments are played as single-game
matches. Events that use single-game matches follow these rules:
·
In each
round of a tournament, each player will play one game against an opponent to
determine the winner of the match. The first player to win a game is the winner
of the match.
Found here:
http://entertainment.upperdeck.com/community/files/28/english/entry1806280.aspx
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