Single Elimination Tournament Concepts

This video tutorial explains the structure and mechanics of single elimination tournaments. It covers how teams advance through rounds, the calculation of total games played, and provides examples with different numbers of teams. The tutorial emphasizes that in a single elimination format, the number of games is always one less than the number of teams, as each game eliminates one team until a champion is determined.

What is one advantage of using a single elimination tournament format?

• It requires fewer referees.

• It is the most efficient way to determine a champion.

• It guarantees a rematch for losing teams.

• It allows every team to play the same number of games.

In a single elimination tournament, what happens to the losing team?

• They receive a bye to the finals.

• They play a consolation match.

• They are eliminated from the tournament.

• They advance to the next round.

How many games are played in the quarterfinals of an eight-team single elimination tournament?

• Four

• Three

• Two

• One

What is the term used for the round when only four teams remain in a tournament?

• Quarterfinals

• Preliminaries

• Semifinals

• Finals

What happens in the semifinals of a single elimination tournament?

• All teams are eliminated.

• The tournament ends.

• The winners advance to the finals.

• The losers advance to the finals.

What is the total number of games in a single elimination tournament with eight teams?

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

• Nine

In a single elimination tournament, how is the number of games related to the number of teams?

• It is half the number of teams.

• It is double the number of teams.

• It is one less than the number of teams.

• It is equal to the number of teams.

If a single elimination tournament has 12 teams, how many games will be played in total?

• 10

• 11

• 12

• 13

How many games are played in a single elimination tournament with 32 teams?

• 33

• 32

• 31

• 30