Single elimination tournament for 136 teams
A single elimination tournament for 136 teams is a knockout system in which a team is eliminated immediately after one loss.
How does a single elimination tournament work?
The tournament is played as a knockout competition. Winners advance to the next round; for losers, the tournament ends immediately.
Tournament structure
The bracket consists of successive knockout rounds that ultimately lead to the final.
Single elimination with 136 teams
With 136 participating teams, a total of 136 matches are needed to determine one winner. The bracket has 8 rounds.
This bracket contains 120 byes. As a result, not all 136 teams play in the first round.
The eventual winner is the only team that has not lost a single match.
FAQ
How many matches are played?
For 136 teams, 136 matches are required. Each match eliminates one team until a single winner remains.
How many rounds are needed?
This bracket for 136 teams consists of 8 rounds of matches.
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