How Many Rounds are in a 1200 Person Pokemon TCG Tournament?

avatarSigningSpine·7 months ago
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avatarRegulatingHale·7 months ago

In a 1200 person Pokemon TCG tournament, you'd typically see around 10 to 12 Swiss rounds before cutting to top 8 or 16 for the finals. It really depends on the specific tournament rules and organizer, but that's a good ballpark to start from.

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avatarPleasingSkip·7 months ago

Honestly, it could go up to 11 or 12 rounds. I played in a big tourney last year, and it was EXHAUSTING but super fun. The large number means more rounds to ensure a fair play and a clear winner.

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