Tournament Part Two Clause Samples

The 'Tournament Part Two' clause defines the rules, procedures, or conditions governing the second phase of a tournament or competition. This clause typically outlines how participants advance from the initial round, the format or structure of the subsequent matches, and any specific criteria for progression or elimination. For example, it may specify that only the top performers from the first round qualify for Part Two, and detail how matchups or scoring will be handled. Its core function is to ensure clarity and fairness in the transition between tournament stages, preventing disputes and providing a transparent framework for all participants.
Tournament Part Two. Part Two is a single elimination bracket style tournament with two (2) Entrants assigned to a table. Entrants will be matched by Tournament Organizer into a tournament bracket with their opponents based on the final standings at the end of the Swiss round in Part One. Rounds in Part Two are not limited in time, unless determined by the Tournament Organizer in his/her/their sole discretion based on the Tournament Location’s business hours. During each round in Part Two, Entrants will play will play up to three
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Tournament Part Two. Part Two is a single elimination bracket style tournament with two (2) Entrants assigned to a table. Entrants will be matched by Tournament Organizer into a tournament bracket with their opponents based on the final standings at the end of the Swiss round in Part One. Rounds in Part Two are not limited in time. During each round in Part Two, Entrants will play will play up to three (3) games pursuant to the VS System game rules to stun their opponent’s main character and place wounds until the main character is knocked out. If an Entrant loses two (2) of these three (3) games, he/she/they will be considered the loser of that individual round and conversely, his/her opponent from that round will be considered the winner. Losers of each round will be eliminated from the remainder of the Tournament. The winners from each round of Part Two will advance to the next round until the final two (2) remaining Entrants are matched by Tournament Organizer (collectively the “Finalists”). The Finalists will play up to three (3) games to determine the overall winner of the Tournament. The first Finalist to win two (2) total games will be declared the first place Winner.
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Tournament Part Two. Part Two is a single elimination bracket style tournament with no less than three (3) and no more than five(5) Entrants assigned to a table. Entrants will be matched by Tournament Organizer into a tournament bracket with their opponents based on the final standings at the end of the Swiss round in Part One. Rounds in Part Two are limited to fifty (50) total minutes in time, unless determined by the Tournament Organizer in his/her/their sole discretion based on the Tournament Location’s business hours. During each round in Part Two, Entrants collect Victory Points by defeating the Mastermind and/or ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and rescuing Bystanders pursuant to the Legendary game rules. At the end of the round, determined by either the completion of the game scheme or time expiration, the Tournament Organizer shall calculate Victory Points and the Entrant(s) with the most Victory Points are declared the winner(s). Losers of each round will be eliminated from the remainder of the Tournament. The winners from each round of Part Two will advance to the next round until the final four (4) remaining Entrants are matched by Tournament Organizer (collectively the “Finalists”). The Finalists will play one game to determine the overall winner of the Tournament. The Finalists with the best win/loss record at the end of the final round at the end of Part Two will be determined the winners (“Winners”). The Finalist with the most Victory Points at the end of the game will be declared the first place Winner.
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Tournament Part Two. Part two of the Tournament (“Part Two”) is a single elimination bracket style tournament in which a minimum of three (3) and maximum of five (5) Top Cut Entrants will play one (1) Match of the Game against each other at one (1) table, subject to the Game Rules and these Rules (each a “Final Match”). Top Cut Entrants will be paired by Tournament Organizer into a tournament bracket with their opponents based on their respective final standings at the end of Part One (e.g., the Top Cut Entrant with the highest number of Match wins will play the Top Cut Entrant with the lowest number of Match wins; the Top Cut Entrant with the second highest number of Match wins will play the Top Cut Entrant with the second lowest number of Match wins, etc.). A Final Match is limited to a total of fifty (50) consecutive minutes, unless determined otherwise by the Tournament Organizer in its sole discretion based on the Tournament Location’s business hours (“Final Match Period”). During each Final Match, Top Cut Entrants collect Victory Points by defeating the Mastermind and/or ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and rescuing Bystanders pursuant to the Game Rules. At the expiration of the Final Match Period or the Game completing the scheme (as detailed in the Game Rules), the Tournament Organizer shall calculate the Victory Points and the Top Cut Entrant with the highest number of Victory Points will be declared the winner of his/her/their Final Match. The remaining Top Cut Entrants of a Final Match will be eliminated from the remainder of Part Two. The winners from each Final Match will advance to the next Final Match in which the Tournament Organizer, in its sole discretion, will pair the remaining Top Cut Entrants with their opponents until the final four (4) remaining Top Cut Entrants remain (collectively, the “Finalists”). The Finalists will play one (1) Final Match to determine the overall winner of the Tournament and the Finalist with the most Victory Points at the end of the Final Match will be declared the overall winner (the “Overall Winner”).
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Tournament Part Two. Part Two is a single elimination bracket style tournament with two (2) Entrants assigned to a table. Entrants will be matched by Tournament Organizer into a tournament bracket with their opponents based on the final standings at the end of the Swiss round in Part One. Rounds in Part Two are not limited in time, unless determined by the Tournament Organizer in his/her/their sole discretion based on the Tournament Location’s business hours. During each round in Part Two, Entrants will play up to three (3) games pursuant to the VS System game rules to stun their opponent’s main character and place wounds until the main character is knocked out. If an Entrant loses two (2) out of these three (3) games, he/she/they will be considered the loser of that individual round and conversely, his/her/their opponent from that round will be considered the winner. Losers of each round will be eliminated from the remainder of the Tournament. The winners from each round of Part Two will advance to the next round until the final two (2) remaining Entrants are matched by Tournament Organizer (collectively the “Finalists”). The Finalists will play up to three (3) games to determine the overall winner of the Tournament. The first Finalist to win two (2) total games will be declared the first place Winner.
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