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Bracket

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The "bracket" for this was highly confusing for me. The event was actually an ordinary double-elimination tournament. This somehow shows the United States never losing a game but somehow playing in the loser's bracket anyway. MrArticleOne (talk) 03:37, 21 July 2017 (UTC)[reply]

  • It's more complicated than that. Its actually a two division bracket, with the lower champion and upper 4th place switching spots for the placement brackets(as noted with France, USA, and Australia playing four games, and the others getting one bye, along with the 1v4/2v(3) and 5v8/6v7 nature of the first round) with any Canada games changed into byes
First Round Quarter-Final
      
1  United States 30
3  Mexico 6
1  United States 43
2  Japan 18
2  Japan
X Bye Elimination Final
3  Mexico
X Bye
First Round Promotion Final
      
4  France 31
7  Brazil 6
4  France 53
5  Australia 3
5  Australia 47
6  South Korea 6 Consolation Quarter-Final
6  South Korea 0
7  Brazil 28
Semi-Finals Final
      
QFW  United States 82
PFW  France 0
SF1  United States 59
SF2  Japan 12
QFL  Japan
EFW  Mexico 3rd Place Match
SF1  France 7
SF2  Mexico 20
Consolation Semi-Final 5th Place Match
      
PFL  Australia 16
QFW  Brazil 8
SF1  Australia 42
SF2  South Korea 14
QFL  South Korea
EFL Bye 7th Place Match
SF1  Brazil
SF2 Bye

It takes a lot of space, but it shows that losing in Championship R1 puts you into the Semis with an extra game of rest, and how South Korea lost to guarantee sixth, instead of playing for seventh vs Australia 2604:2D80:800A:8168:98EA:7C57:351:45C0 (talk) 06:51, 13 December 2017 (UTC)[reply]