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Seeds and byes

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Apparently seeds 1-16 receive a bye to round 3, and seeds 17-32 receive a bye to round 2. This means (number i parenthesis indicate players' seeds if highest seed always win):

  • Preliminary round - 12 players (59-70)
  • Round 1 - 32 players (33-64, 6 of which have qualified by winning the previous round)
  • Round 2 - 32 players (17-48, 16 of which are second tier seeds, the other 16 have qualified by winning the previous round)
  • Round 3 - 32 players (1-32, 16 of which are top seeds, the other 16 have qualified by winning the previous round)
  • Round 4 - 16 players (1-16)
  • Quarterfinal - 8 players (1-8)
  • Semifinal - 4 players (1-4)
  • Final - 2 players (1-2)

This table helped me understand that a "bye to round 3" must mean a bye past the prelim and rounds 1 & 2, and "bye to round 2" means past preliminary and round 1, otherwise there's not enough players left to have any preliminary games. -- Lejman (talk) 14:57, 2 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]

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