How each format works

The last two play the final, and the winner takes the title.

1. 1Everyone is paired up for the first round.
2. 2Win and you move on to the next round. Lose once and you are out.
3. 3The last two play the final, and the winner takes the title.

The winners of both brackets meet in the grand final.

1. 1Everyone starts in the upper bracket.
2. 2Lose once and you drop to the lower bracket. Lose twice and you are out.
3. 3The winners of both brackets meet in the grand final.

Whoever has the most points at the end finishes first.

1. 1Everyone plays everyone else once.
2. 2A win is worth 3 points and a draw 1, and the table changes after every round.
3. 3Whoever has the most points at the end finishes first.

After the last matchday, the team at the top wins the league.

1. 1Every team plays every other team twice, once at home and once away.
2. 2Each matchday adds to the table: 3 points for a win, 1 for a draw.
3. 3After the last matchday, the team at the top wins the league.

From there, one loss and you are out, until one team is left.

1. 1Teams are split into small groups, and everyone in a group plays each other.
2. 2The top two of each group go through to the knockout.
3. 3From there, one loss and you are out, until one team is left.

One bad game never knocks you out, and you never have to play everyone.

1. 1Every round, you play someone with the same score as you.
2. 2Two wins and you are through. Two losses and you are out.
3. 3One bad game never knocks you out, and you never have to play everyone.

One last match decides second place, and the top two go through.

1. 1Four players in a group play two opening matches.
2. 2The two winners play for first place, and the two losers play to stay alive.
3. 3One last match decides second place, and the top two go through.

Points add up over every map, and the highest total wins.

1. 1Every team drops into the same match, map after map.
2. 2You score points for where you finish and for every elimination.
3. 3Points add up over every map, and the highest total wins.

The top-ranked player waits at the top and plays only the final.

1. 1The two lowest-ranked players play first.
2. 2Each winner climbs one step to face the next player up.
3. 3The top-ranked player waits at the top and plays only the final.

The loser of the top match gets a second chance to reach the final.

1. 1First plays second, and the winner goes straight to the final.
2. 2Third plays fourth, and the loser is out.
3. 3The loser of the top match gets a second chance to reach the final.

The first player to reach the winning streak the organiser set wins.

1. 1One player holds the spot, and everyone else waits in line.
2. 2The next in line takes them on. The winner stays on, and the loser goes to the back of the line.
3. 3The first player to reach the winning streak the organiser set wins.

The team with more goals in total wins the fixture, so a big win can outweigh a narrow loss.

1. 1Each fixture is made of several matches, one for each player in the team.
2. 2The goals from every match are added together.
3. 3The team with more goals in total wins the fixture, so a big win can outweigh a narrow loss.

The order keeps changing as results come in, and whoever is on top at the end wins.

1. 1Everyone starts on one table that stays open for the whole season.
2. 2Play whenever you like. Every win adds points, and you climb past the players you overtake.
3. 3The order keeps changing as results come in, and whoever is on top at the end wins.