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The World Cup of Pokémon 2023 - Qualifying Round 1 [TB @ post #216 / R2 @ post #234]
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Banned deucer.
JOY BANGLA
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won vs Akaru Kokuyo
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen9ou-693576
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen9ou-693576
won vs spectralthief, gg
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen9ou-693652
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen9ou-693652
https://replay.pokemonshowdown.com/smogtours-gen9ou-693663
won vs huargensy
last game of quals group stage
asia will be back next year
won vs huargensy
last game of quals group stage
asia will be back next year
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Tiebreaker for 4th/5th/6th
Tamahome vs Vileman
mncmt vs Mako
TDNT vs Lazuli
TDNT vs guangguang
Eternal Spirit vs KanzakiHAria
mncmt vs lza
Lazuli vs Separation
Mako vs Chaos23333
Vileman vs baibaiats
Should a team lose both sets of games, they will be 6th place and eliminated from Qualifier playoffs.
Should teams split the sets 1-1-1, in the interest of avoiding endless repeats, team China will place 4th due to their superior Strength of Schedule, and Brazil and Chile will play another 3v3 to decide 5th/6th.
The deadline for these games is Saturday, 9PM GMT+0.
Tamahome vs Vileman
mncmt vs Mako
TDNT vs Lazuli
TDNT vs guangguang
Eternal Spirit vs KanzakiHAria
mncmt vs lza
Lazuli vs Separation
Mako vs Chaos23333
Vileman vs baibaiats
Should a team lose both sets of games, they will be 6th place and eliminated from Qualifier playoffs.
Should teams split the sets 1-1-1, in the interest of avoiding endless repeats, team China will place 4th due to their superior Strength of Schedule, and Brazil and Chile will play another 3v3 to decide 5th/6th.
The deadline for these games is Saturday, 9PM GMT+0.
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VAMOS CHILE CARAJO
going to tiebreak was always part of the plan to assert dominance
VAMOS CHILE
VAMOS CHILE
CHILE CSM SI NO GANAN SON TREMENDOS HIJOS DE LA MARACA RE QLIAOS WATONES
I was bored so I looked up everyone's Strength of Schedule or in other words i counted the combined records of players a team faced. (For example Argentina's opponents had a combined record of 8-8 not counting the games vs. Argentina themselves). Here is the list ranked from easiest to hardest:
Bangladesh: 0,25 (3-12)
Switzerland: 0,625 (5-8)
Greece: 0,75 (6-8)
South Korea: 0,75 (6-8)
United Kingdom: 0,77 (7-9)
Venezuela: 0,77 (7-9)
Mexico: 0,875 (7-8)
Africa: 1 (8-8)
Argentina: 1 (8-8)
Belgium: 1 (8-8)
Chile: 1 (8-8)
Turkey: 1 (7-7)
Asia: 1.28 (9-7)
Brazil: 1,5 (9-6)
China: 2 (10-5)
Peru: 2 (10-5)
Austria: 2,25 (9-4)
I did not count players who only played 1 game because of a substitution or ffw - which might make Austria's or Switzerland's SoS harder/easier than it shows here. Also i double checked but still might have miscounted once.
In the end it doesn't really mean much because it's just 2 games and doesn't take many things into account. Nevertheless I think it's still interesting to look at.
Bangladesh: 0,25 (3-12)
Switzerland: 0,625 (5-8)
Greece: 0,75 (6-8)
South Korea: 0,75 (6-8)
United Kingdom: 0,77 (7-9)
Venezuela: 0,77 (7-9)
Mexico: 0,875 (7-8)
Africa: 1 (8-8)
Argentina: 1 (8-8)
Belgium: 1 (8-8)
Chile: 1 (8-8)
Turkey: 1 (7-7)
Asia: 1.28 (9-7)
Brazil: 1,5 (9-6)
China: 2 (10-5)
Peru: 2 (10-5)
Austria: 2,25 (9-4)
I did not count players who only played 1 game because of a substitution or ffw - which might make Austria's or Switzerland's SoS harder/easier than it shows here. Also i double checked but still might have miscounted once.
In the end it doesn't really mean much because it's just 2 games and doesn't take many things into account. Nevertheless I think it's still interesting to look at.
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