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- ↑32 ⟶ ↑16: [←8 & →8] & ↓16: [←8 & →8] ⟶ ↓16: [⇙ 4 × ⇗ 4 & ⇘ 4 × ⇖ 4] ⟶ ↑8: [←4 & →4] & ↓8: [←4 & →4] ⟶ ↓8: [⇙ 2 × ⇖ 2 & ⇗ 2 × ⇘ 2] ⟶ ↑4: [←2 & →2] & ↓4: [←2 & →2] ⟶ ↓4: [⇙ 1 × ⇗ 1 & ⇘ 1 × ⇖1] ⟶ [↑2] & [↓2] ⟶ ↓2: [↓1 × ↑1] ⟶ GF (↑1 has 2 lives, ↓1 has 1 life.)
- ⟶ = progression of round;
- ↑ = winner bracket; ↓ = loser bracket; ← left-side of bracket; → right-side of bracket;
- ⇖ = won in the left-side of the winner bracket; ⇗ = won in the right-side of the winner bracket
- ⇙ = won in the left-side of the loser bracket; ⇘ = won in the right-side of the loser bracket;
- & = independent; × = paired up 1:1
- Make sure you alternate the rounds like that and don’t do two winner rounds in a row except R1 to R2 (it happens to work still at 8 man iirc, but it’s not fair to do inconsistent drops). Also note the winners bracket losers always get paired up with loser bracket winners; and both brackets are split in halves (top and bottom) so that winner bracket alternates what lower bracket half a player is dropped into. A way to remember the latter two is that there's 4 sets of pairings each round after the starting round and before the winner bracket final. They need only be randomized before the winner bracket semi-finals.
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