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R55Max
3. If you write 2 for one and 0 for the other, questions will arise again. Are these the points scored in the game? Why 2 points? And if only one game was played, they will think it was a draw and that's 1 point for a draw.
There won't be any questions because all players know that 2 games are played. If there's a draw, the result will be 1.5-0.5. Anyone will understand that.
Games in groups are played in a round-robin system in 2 rounds (each team plays each other twice).
And it's easier to answer such a question than to teach people how to use your table with the help of screenshots.
R55Max
No, it absolutely cannot be done that way. It simply contradicts the entire concept of the tournament! Look at what you're suggesting: you're told that a game to 2 wins out of 3 games will be played, and the result will give one of them 3 points, then a second game is played on the same principle, and you say let's make it one game and put everything together.
My bad. I didn't notice. Then you can write either 3-3, 6-0, or 4-1 for 2 rounds.

I won't argue with you, you're the organizer, and do as you want. But if there are complaints about the tables throughout the tournament, it's not the participants' fault, but the table's.