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Tournament Guides
A T20 is about 3h20, so one ground fits two a day; eight overs a side fits six. Pick the overs first, then the format. With match counts and ground-days.
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Run an MLBB tournament: 64 teams is 63 matches over 6 rounds and about two and a half hours at best-of-one, because every lobby in a round runs at once.
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Six groups of four into a knockout is 47 matches and 6.5 hours on four courts; single elimination is 23 with 8 byes; four groups of six is 67. With the draw.
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A sports day is three scoring models sharing a field. How many heats you need, why field events run in parallel, and how to keep the house tally right before four o'clock.
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An inter-department tournament has a hard stop: the working day. The format that fits 8 teams into under three hours, how to make the draw defensible, and the recap leadership actually reads.
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Football tournaments are decided by pitch hours, not entries. The slot maths for 5-, 7-, 9- and 11-a-side, the format that fits 16 teams in a day, and how to order your table.
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A copy-paste tournament rules template: the 12 clauses that stop disputes — tie-break order, walkover scorelines, late arrivals, mid-event withdrawals — and the decision each one forces.
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Running two or more divisions on one day is a court problem, not a bracket problem. The slot maths, why a shared court pool beats dedicated courts, and how to stop the finals colliding.
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A plain-English glossary of 60 tournament terms — bye, seed, Buchholz, walkover, slot, goal difference — each with the number or rule behind it, grouped by when you'll need it.
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A consolation bracket gives knocked-out teams more games. How it differs from a losers bracket, the extra match count, and when it is worth the courts.
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Why tournament schedules clash: the four conflict types, the resources-first method that prevents them, and how much slack a one-day schedule actually needs.
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The best tournament format for 10 teams: two groups of five into semi-finals (23 matches), a full round robin (45), or single elimination with 6 byes (9).
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Kickoff
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