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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2024
- If you're not sure how to create a round robin tournament and the schedule to go with it, this video will show you how. There are apps that will automate it I'm sure but this is a quick and easy process for any organizer.
This is my first attempt using the Explain Everything app...as an interactive whiteboard app so forgive any errors or awkward transitions
Hi. That was gold! Solved my problem and it was the best, easy to understand, explanation I found throughout my search for an answer. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful
That was explained so simply and so well. Thank you!
Many of my students have struggled with this on their own…giving them a process to follow made it so much easier
Thank you so much, well explained. This has totally removed my confusion on the round robin tournament
Great!
After I went to wikipedia to embrace the topic I thought I wouldn't learn it again. Suddenly I found this video - thanks :D
Excellent
A Bye is like adding a 0 to the scheme to make it even teams ❤️
Yep..same deal
Thank you this worked amazingly
Great!!
Excellent explanation
Thanks..hope it helps
Thank you🙏🏾 Thank you 🙏🏾
You’re welcome
let me see if I understand it correctly. I have three courts. If I capped my number of players to 36. I will have 12 players for each court = 6 teams per court as a double tourney. what will be my next step? get the 3 winners from each court and do over the round robin again? if I do that I will have an odd number of 9 teams, should I calculate a team who has a high score and advance the team? help me out here.
If you are running three separate mini tournaments on three separate courts…I’d be tempted to advance the top two teams from each court based on standings in their first tournament to a championship court. Teams placing 3rd or 4th could go to a placement court….and 5th and 6th go to a consolation court. That way the second tournament for each team has filtered and you may have similar levels of play for tournament #2 of that makes sense.
@@MatherPE I was thinking of something else. After the mini 3 courts competition I will take two winners of each court and take the other two teams from the three courts depending on their scores and advance them. Then I will have 8 teams and I can do double elimination of 14 games.
cool
Works well for my students
How about two bracket ?
-Same bracket play twice
-Opposite bracket play once
You could easily roll through as well if you had a larger tournament and wanted a crossover with another pool. Although that’s a lot of games. Not sure if that’s what you meant
After elimination whats next?
Up to you..depends on the tournament. Championship bracket?
So round robin is World cup format
You play everybody once..if that’s what you call World Cup..then yep
Hi. That was gold! Solved my problem and it was the best, easy to understand, explanation I found throughout my search for an answer. Thank you.
Perfect