Favorites, into battle! - 11.

Haha. Actually, it was left in by accident. But let it stay for now. It's interesting to read opinions on how accurate this assessment is. Right now, they don't have a direct impact on the tournament. In the final version of the Regulations, they can be safely removed.
Firstly, they symbolize a rough estimate of the degree of randomness in the layouts of these templates. Just in case, the group names are in quotation marks.
Secondly, and most importantly, the groups were added because there was initially an idea to make it possible to trade for templates.

By mutual agreement, participants can determine the template not by drawing lots, but by trading.
First, there is a bidding war for the right to choose one of the three groups of templates mentioned above ("gambling," "combat," and "esports"). The winner of the bidding war chooses a group, and the loser crosses out 1-2 templates from that group that they do not want to play (2 if there are 4 in the group), leaving the winner with 2 to choose from. The winner chooses one of the two remaining templates on which the game will take place.

The idea itself was very niche.
And in the end, I also came to the conclusion that more random templates can be paid for much more than "esports" templates, so for now, I have abandoned it.

But maybe it can be refined somehow here.