About this page
A live look at where everyone stands in qualifying, with finals cutlines for each division.
Why it exists
MatchPlay.Events shows standings but does not account for bye lines and certain
kinds of automatic tiebreaker rules.
How to use it
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One list - everyone is in a single list, from first place down. Each division
starts just below the cutline of the one above it, and ranks start again at 1 in each division to
match the finals seeds, so a player's rank is their seed in the finals of the division they're
currently in. The buttons at the top jump to the start of each division.
Show only finalists narrows the list to the players who would qualify if qualifying
ended right now, plus the first few alternates in divisions that use them.
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Divisions - each division has its own tab, because some players are restricted to
particular divisions. Division A Qualifying Standings show where players will end up in
the results if they don't make it to finals. Division B (etc.) qualifying standings show how close
players are to making that division's finals with any restricted players removed.
Show only finalists narrows the list to the players who would qualify if qualifying
ended right now, plus the first few alternates in divisions that use them.
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Qualifying standings - everyone's qualifying position, with a rank for each player.
Show only finalists narrows the list to the players who would qualify if qualifying
ended right now, plus the first few alternates.
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Cutlines and bye lines
Cutlines
- the thick solid red cutline is the last qualifying spot
in each division, so it is also where the next division begins
in a division.
Bye lines mark the players above them who skip the first round(s) of the finals, and are labeled
with how many byes they get.
Red dashed lines are bye lines where a tie is decided by a tiebreaker game.
Orange dashed lines are bye lines where a tie is settled by the automatic tiebreaker.
A tie on a cutline is shown whole above it, and the seats the players who lose the tiebreaker
will take at the top of the next division read Player TBD from tiebreaker.
A purple line means a tie is straddling the bottom of the division above.
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Ties - tap a tied row to see how the tie is being broken, and which scores decided
it in the case of automatic tiebeakers. Some ties are settled automatically; others need a tiebreaker
game to be played; some will remain tied in the tournament
results.
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Favorites - star a player to highlight them everywhere they appear, pin them to
the top of their division, and share your list as a link. Favorites are kept in your own browser;
there's nothing to sign in to.
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Milestones - tracks number of players for finals size and Certified goals.
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The board refreshes itself every 20 seconds. The dot next to the "Published" time blinks on each
refresh, and you can click it to stop refreshes. The data is updated separately from the page
itself; refreshing more frequently won't load new data faster.
Tournament directors: bracket transcription
fills finalists' names onto the big bracket sheets.
This tool is unofficial; if this page and the tournament director disagree, then the tournament
director is right.
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