Two Three-Player Groups with a Verified Final
This is an invented planning exercise, not a customer event or testimonial.
Background and constraints
A fictional six-player event has two tables. The host wants each entrant to have two group games before the final.
Exact tool inputs
| names | Alex Blair Casey Drew Ellis Finley |
|---|---|
| format | Round robin |
| tables | 2 |
| groups | 2 |
Actual generated result
- format
- Group stage: Round robin
- groupCount
- 2
- divisions
- rank
- Group 1
- names
- Alex
- Casey
- Ellis
- tournament
- names
- Alex
- Casey
- Ellis
- format
- Round robin
- round
- 1
- losses
- Alex
- 0
- Casey
- 0
- Ellis
- 0
- history
- round
- 1
- a
- Casey
- b
- Ellis
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- winner
- Casey
- round
- 2
- a
- Alex
- b
- Ellis
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- winner
- Alex
- round
- 3
- a
- Alex
- b
- Casey
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- winner
- Alex
- matches
- round
- 1
- a
- Casey
- b
- Ellis
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- round
- 2
- a
- Alex
- b
- Ellis
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- round
- 3
- a
- Alex
- b
- Casey
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- champion
- null
- standings
- name
- Alex
- points
- 6
- played
- 2
- for
- 2
- against
- 0
- rank
- 1
- name
- Casey
- points
- 3
- played
- 2
- for
- 1
- against
- 1
- rank
- 2
- name
- Ellis
- points
- 0
- played
- 2
- for
- 0
- against
- 2
- rank
- 3
- rank
- Group 2
- names
- Blair
- Drew
- Finley
- tournament
- names
- Blair
- Drew
- Finley
- format
- Round robin
- round
- 1
- losses
- Blair
- 0
- Drew
- 0
- Finley
- 0
- history
- round
- 1
- a
- Drew
- b
- Finley
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- winner
- Drew
- round
- 2
- a
- Blair
- b
- Finley
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- winner
- Blair
- round
- 3
- a
- Blair
- b
- Drew
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- winner
- Blair
- matches
- round
- 1
- a
- Drew
- b
- Finley
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- round
- 2
- a
- Blair
- b
- Finley
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- round
- 3
- a
- Blair
- b
- Drew
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- champion
- null
- standings
- name
- Blair
- points
- 6
- played
- 2
- for
- 2
- against
- 0
- rank
- 1
- name
- Drew
- points
- 3
- played
- 2
- for
- 1
- against
- 1
- rank
- 2
- name
- Finley
- points
- 0
- played
- 2
- for
- 0
- against
- 2
- rank
- 3
- rank
- Final stage
- names
- Alex
- Blair
- tournament
- names
- Alex
- Blair
- format
- Single elimination
- round
- 2
- losses
- Alex
- 0
- Blair
- 1
- history
- a
- Alex
- b
- Blair
- winner
- Alex
- sa
- 1
- sb
- 0
- round
- 1
- pool
- Main
- table
- 1
- wave
- 1
- matches
- champion
- Alex
- standings
- name
- Alex
- rank
- 1
- losses
- 0
- name
- Blair
- eliminatedRound
- 1
- losses
- 1
- rank
- 2
- byes
- tables
- 2
- waves
- 0
- tables
- 2
- initialTableSchedule
- round
- 1
- a
- Casey
- b
- Ellis
- sa
- sb
- group
- Group 1
- table
- 1
- wave
- 1
- round
- 2
- a
- Alex
- b
- Ellis
- sa
- sb
- group
- Group 1
- table
- 1
- wave
- 2
- round
- 3
- a
- Alex
- b
- Casey
- sa
- sb
- group
- Group 1
- table
- 1
- wave
- 3
- round
- 1
- a
- Drew
- b
- Finley
- sa
- sb
- group
- Group 2
- table
- 2
- wave
- 1
- round
- 2
- a
- Blair
- b
- Finley
- sa
- sb
- group
- Group 2
- table
- 2
- wave
- 2
- round
- 3
- a
- Blair
- b
- Drew
- sa
- sb
- group
- Group 2
- table
- 2
- wave
- 3
- finalStarted
- true
- qualified
- Alex
- Blair
Planning process
The organizer generates two groups of three. Each group has three pairings with a rest slot per round. The worked 1–0 scores produce one clear qualifier from each group, and the host creates the final after checking both standings.
Result explanation
Six group matches plus one final give seven played matches. The group stage uses three waves on two tables. The final is a new stage, not a match that can be scheduled before its participants are known.
Alternative
Use one cooperative teaching table if waiting and competitive qualification would not fit the audience.
Execution notes
Keep the group and final score records separate. Apply the same game version and completion rule to both groups.
Continue planning
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FAQ
Are these real event records?
No. All people, dates, constraints and planning amounts in this scenario are fictional inputs supplied to demonstrate a workflow.
How can I try this plan?
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