Battle Invitational Tournament by Quickz
Knock-out stage
The best two players of each group and the two best numbers three will qualify for the knock-out stage. You can see here who you'll have to face - if you have qualified that is, ofcourse.
Final group-standings:
Group A: 1) FireSworD 2) Quickz 3) DragoN 4) Ktos
Group B: 1) valmango 2) DarkSonic 3) Master Sven 3) Slaz
Group C: 1) Ragnarok 2) CelL 3) Impossibler
Group D: 1) R3ptile 2) Anubis 3) Sperry 4) Spaz18
Group E: 1) Ric 2) Warrior 3) Lejdi 4) CrimiClown
Group F: 1) Vivando 2) Hitch 3/4) Cryomancer/Enigma
Group G: 1) Snooze 2) PurpleJazz 3) Robee 4) Jerry
Upper Bracket
Here we go, this is the schedule for the Upper Bracket, or the single elimination bracket. The concept of this bracket is very easy: you advance while you're winning. If you win all matches in here, you become the UB Winner and you have a great advance in the finals, since if you lose then, you can play it over. If you lose however, you'll leave the Upper Bracket and you'll enter the Lower Bracket (see below). The level on which you lose in the Upper Bracket determines the level you enter the Lower Bracket.
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Hitch |
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Hitch |
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 Vivando | 0 |
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Vivando |
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valmango | 2 |
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Snooze | 0 |
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Lower Bracket
Since this isn't a Single Elimination but a Double Elimination knock-out stage, losing a match doesn't mean you're directly out of the tournament - you can still reach the finals by winning everything in the Lower Bracket. Of course, the road to the top isn't as easy as the one in the Upper Bracket - new players enter the Bracket by losing a match in the Upper Bracket.
Finals Bracket
To make things clear, here's a short explanation of the finals scheme. This finals scheme is conditional, which means it has two different scenario's. In the first one, the UB Winner defeats the LB Winner. In this scenario, the UB Winner is the tournament winner automatically. However, there's also a possibility the LB Winner defeats the UB Winner. In this case, the finals will be played again. This may sound strange, but consdering the fact that the LB winner already lost a match during the tournament (in that ay he entered the Loser's Bracket) the UB Winner also may lose a match, which is, in this case, the finals. If the UB Winner wins the second final, he'll be the tournament's winner, else the LB Winner wins the tournament.