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How to set up standings

Choose how teams are ranked, the points for a win, forfeit scores and the order of tiebreakers, from the Standings tab of your event's settings.

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The standings rank each division’s teams from their pool play results, and the playoffs are seeded from them. The 积分榜 tab of your event’s settings decides how that ranking works.

Saving doesn’t change the schedule, and the standings follow the new rules right away. Teams already placed in the playoffs move to match them the next time a pool play score is entered, or when you click 同步季后赛种子排名 on the planner’s 积分榜 page.

Before you start

Steps

  1. In your event’s planner, click 设置 at the bottom of the sidebar.

  2. Open the 积分榜 tab.

  3. Choose the 排名类型: 按组 ranks each group on its own, 全局 ranks the whole division in one table. By group, you can also turn on 各组比赛场数对等: when groups differ in size, the teams of the bigger groups are compared with the other groups without their games against their group’s last-placed teams.

  4. Enter the 每胜一场所得分数.

  5. Set the scores a forfeit records: 弃权时胜方比分 and 弃权方比分. The winner’s score has to be the higher one. They’re filled in when a game is marked as a forfeit, and you can still change them for that game.

  6. Under 排名策略, drag the criteria into the order you want. Teams are ranked on the first criterion, and each next one breaks the ties left. Remove a criterion with its bin, and add one back from 缺少排名项目. A coin toss or sudden death game always comes last.

  7. To compare three or more teams that are level differently, turn on 三队或以上相同时使用另一顺序 and order its own list. It can use criteria counted only on the games between the tied teams.

  8. By group, the playoffs are seeded by comparing the teams at the same place in different groups. To use a different order for that, turn on 不同小组同名次使用另一顺序 and order its list. Those teams haven’t played each other, so head to head isn’t offered.

  9. Click 保存所有设置更改.

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