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Every team always plays everyone else in its own pool once — that never changes. If this number is higher than what pool play alone provides, extra cross-pool games get added automatically to make up the difference (and count toward standings). If it's the same or lower, this field has no effect. With an odd number of teams in a pool, one team sits out each round, so a couple of teams may end up with one intra-pool game more or fewer than the rest.
Head-to-head result isn't used as a tiebreaker — with 3+ tied teams it isn't always well-defined, so these three stats are used instead.
Add a day with just a start time for a single-day event. For a multi-day event, add one row per day, each with its own start time and how many games per court happen that day — leave the last day's game count blank to mean "the rest of the tournament." Leave minutes per game blank to skip projected times entirely.
Requires a start time and minutes per game (above) to be set — rules are enforced against each game's actual projected time, so without that, there's no clock to check a rule against.
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