Mêlée och avancerade tävlingsformat

This subsystem ships the production-ready algorithms behind the format catalog. The mêlée draw randomizes teams every round and tracks individual rankings, perfect for evening events where players want to mix. Supermêlée with score-based pairing improves on randomness — after round one, players are re-paired so equally performing teams meet, raising competitive balance.

Tête-à-tête mêlée variation runs the same logic for solo entries with new opponents every round. Coupe de France format implements the iconic French knockout with seeding, multi-week scheduling, and progressive accumulation toward the final; National Cup formats follow the same pattern with tenant-specific rules per nation. Round robin (alla mot alla) ensures everyone meets everyone, suitable for league fixtures or a small championship group.

Schweizer system med ELO-baserad pairing pairs teams of similar strength after each round without elimination — better quality matches than pure random draws. Single elimination produces classic knockout brackets; double elimination adds a losers bracket so teams get a second chance. Pool play → knockout combines a poule round to seed teams into the bracket — the most common open-tournament format.

Concours A/B/C med trösteklass runs the layered format where teams who lose round one drop into a B-class tournament, and second-round losers there into a C-class consolation, so every team plays multiple matches regardless of bracket position. All algorithms share the platform's draw infrastructure (court assignment, schedule generation, bye handling, manual adjustments under audit) so swapping formats does not require swapping infrastructure.