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The Swiss System Tournament takes the playing strength of the participants into account during the generation of the rounds. In principle, every team plays against every other, but when the teams are drawn, the playing strength is matched by the software so that each round you play against your table neighbor. The result is a meaningful table after just a few rounds.

Perfect for large tournaments where a "round robin" cannot be played out.

This tournament mode is a single player mode. Each player gets a new partner drawn each round and plays against another random pairing. When the matches are drawn, the tournament software ensures a fair mix and ideally all players will have met at least once at the end of the evening. For each game won, the winners get points and the goal is to measure themselves in the rankings. Players can easily come later or leave early.

After that, a knockout round can be started where the players compete individually or in fixed teams.

The classic among tournament modes and known from every sport. The teams are divided into groups and each team plays against every other in the same group. If all teams are assigned to the same group, everyone plays everyone. If you still don't have enough, simply start a second round.

A knockout system can be started at any time, which takes into account the placement of the teams within the group.

As with MonsterDYP, this tournament mode is about determining the best player. However, this is not about playing for points, but about survival. Before the tournament, each player is given a fixed number of lives and must defend them. To do this, a new playing partner is calculated each round with whom you compete against another team. The losers then have a life taken off.

Once a player loses their last life, they are eliminated from the tournament. In the end, the last three players compete in singles and the last survivor wins the tournament.

In principle, the round system is a shorter form of "round robin". Each team plays against another from the same group per round. Unlike the "round robin", you can decide for yourself how many rounds should be played. When all teams have played against all others from the same group, the drawing is repeated.

Here, too, a knockout system can be started at any time, which takes into account the placement of the teams within the group.

In this mode, each player plays exactly once with and exactly twice against everyone else. This makes it the only single player mode that can create a completely balanced tournament. Unfortunately, this is only possible with a limited number of participants. This mode can only be calculated if 4n or 4n+1 players are registered. For example, the following numbers of participants are possible: 4,5,8,9, 12,13, ... ,100,101

Perfect for groups who want to know exactly and have the right number of participants.

Everyone has probably seen a knockout tree. In each round, the participants play against each other and the losers are eliminated from the tournament. All remaining teams compete against each other in the next round. In the end there is the grand final between the last two remaining teams. If you like, you can also play a small final for 3rd and 4th place.

In principle, the double KO works exactly like a normal KO system, with the difference that a participant still gets a second chance after losing a game. To do this, he moves to the "loser's tree", where he has to compete against all other unlucky players. Whoever wins everything there moves into the final against the winner of the normal knockout tree and can become the winner of the tournament at the end.