One for all, and all for one!

I don't understand this table at all! Is it hard for you to put 0-1 in another cell, or what? So that it's 1-0 on one side and 0-1 on the other! So that everything is clear! It's nonsense.

Sevensan, stop with your hysterics.

What do you mean you don't understand? People are asking specific questions about what they don't understand. Those who didn't understand contacted me in ICQ for clarification (who played against whom), received the answers, and everything became perfectly clear. There were no specific questions from you, which should have been done immediately.

The table is quite clear and very easy to view if you get answers to what you can't figure out. Many participants have thanked me for such an informative table that they like. Naturally, I will not change it, because:

Is it hard for you to put 0-1 in another cell, or what? So that it's 1-0 on one side and 0-1 on the other!

IT CANNOT BE DONE, because each player plays 2 games!

1. Let's take your game with Satyr. You lost the first game, and you have 0-1 next to him. If you win the second game against him, he will also have 0-1 next to him! i.e., 3 games next to your nickname are the games of the 1st round, and the games indicated with arrows are the games of the 2nd round (return matches with the same opponents).

Here is a picture of your games with opponents: http://clip2net.com/s/2mZqE

Note that your game with Satyr is in a red cell (i.e., you chose 3 templates, and he chose the one you play on and the starting color). Satyr's return game (cell) with you is also in red, because he will now choose the templates, and you will play on the one he chose and the starting color in the game.

2. Let's take a more complex example. For example, how to view the game marajan - Dimast and what the result was in the 1st round and what in the 2nd:

Picture: http://clip2net.com/s/2n08r (in this picture, the 2nd round is not with blue, but with yellow arrows, I made a mistake in the link).

These players are from the 2nd group, so there are numbers 2 in black squares next to them. We slowly but surely move vertically and horizontally from these two numbers, located opposite each player, to the intersection and find the desired game cell! One intersection is the 1st round, the other is the 2nd, and these are two different games!

The problem is not in the table, but in you, learn to read chess tables, and if you don't understand something, you can always ask in a private message, find out the details, and everything will become clear to you!


All games of the first and second rounds are displayed as follows: http://clip2net.com/s/2n0E8

This is what DOUBLE-ROUND CHESS TABLES generally look like:
http://clip2net.com/s/2n0yf

The tournament table is identical to any normal chess table! The only difficulty in reading is the INABILITY TO READ THEM, and the secondary difficulty is taking into account the team result factor, but the projection of matches of a specific player against a specific opponent remains absolutely the same!

P.S.: If after this you still don't understand something, ask specifically about a certain square in a private message in a normal form, I will explain it to you, that's why I'm writing here. And in the future, learn to communicate before you get hysterical and spit on what you just don't understand.

Message from PlayHeroes_HP:
1. I have 3 games, one was not posted (cnn.ppl).
2. I'm quitting Heroes again due to a complete lack of time for them. All 6 days, 6-7 lessons + extra classes in preparation for the OGE, I'm terribly tired, and I wouldn't want to spend my only day off (Sunday) on computer games when I have things to do in the garden, or at least just go for a walk with friends in the fresh air. In short, I'm withdrawing from the tournament, give me a default win as you promised....

I don't have the authority to do that, but I will make a request and I will defend it. "Thank you" for another and EVERY TIME undermining the tournament.