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How to review and edit matchups
See who each team plays on a division's Matchups tab, then add a game, change an opponent or delete a matchup.
A division’s matchups are its pool play games: who plays whom. They’re built from its groups and the number of games each team plays (see how to set groups and games per team). The 对战 tab lists them team by team, and lets you change them.
Before you start
- You need to manage the event, its divisions or its schedule.
- If the matchups are locked, unlock them first. See how to lock parts of your event.
Review a division’s matchups
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In your event’s planner, click 组别 in the sidebar. With several divisions, select the division’s tab at the top.
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Open the 对战 tab. With more than one group, choose the group at the top of the list.
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Click a team’s name to see its opponents. Its line counts the games it plays and the opponents it meets more than once. A matchup with no game on the schedule yet reads 未安排.
When some teams in a group play fewer games than the others because 自动填充不均衡的对战 is off, a warning above the list says so. With a set number of 每队比赛场数, a note under a team also says when it plays fewer. See how to set groups and games per team.
Add a matchup
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Click 添加对决 on the team’s line.
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Choose the opponent under 队伍. A team it already plays reads 已与…对决.
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To give the team an extra game without changing its opponent’s standings, tick 不计入对手团队的积分榜. The game then counts for the team only.
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Click 保存.
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The new matchup has no game yet, so it reads 未安排. Add its game by hand (see how to add a game or a break), or make sure its round is in the blueprint and generate the schedule (see how to build your blueprint).
Change or delete a matchup
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Click the pencil (编辑对决) on the matchup.
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Choose the new opponent. The team it replaces loses that game. A game already on the schedule keeps its time and court.
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Click 保存.
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To delete a matchup, click the bin (删除对决). It’s deleted straight away, for both teams. A team’s only matchup can’t be deleted.
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