All the rage these days, as they say. Possibly habit-forming. Split bracket events that allow competitors with varied skills to compete against similarly skilled opponents until a) there are two winners (one each for the separate brackets) or b) a separate Final Four (or Eight, rarely 16) bracket (blending the top four competitors from each bracket) is initiated to declare a single winner. The benefits are clear for event organizers; more competitors who are generally happier for the most part, in the first stages of the individual brackets, for a while. What has emerged as a counterpoint to the otherwise […]
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