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Discussion of the "HeroesWorld vs Heroes.by" tournament.
A question regarding the regulations. (A purely technical aspect)
Volodymyr;130960
Round 1. Players compete against each other (HeroesWorld player vs. Heroes.by player), in 2 games. One game is played according to HeroesWorld rules, and the second game is played according to Heroes.by rules. If a winner cannot be determined as a result of this match (a draw), a fixed map drawn by Horn (Towns 3) is played. The player who wins the battle is considered the winner of the match and advances to the next round, while the loser is removed from their team and no longer participates in the tournament.
Round 2. The second round is played in the same way, with 2 games. In case of a draw, Towns 3 is played. It is possible that after the first round, one of the teams will have more participants remaining. In this case, the team with more players selects its strongest players, an equal number to those remaining on the opposing team, and the rest skip the round.
Round 3 and subsequent rounds The rounds are played according to this scheme until one of the teams loses all of its participants.
Let's assume that Team A and Team B each have 10 participants. In the first round, Team A wins against Team B with a score of 9-1. Therefore, the second round is played with one pair, in which a player from Team B defeats a top player from Team A. Does this mean that Team B is considered to have won the match, even though only one player won twice, and the other nine lost their games?
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