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JoeOfTexas
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Hello,
I am having a competition with up to 60 teams. My idea was to break the 60 teams into 10 groups of 6 teams each and run a Round Robin tournament for each individual group. Simple.
Here is my problem:
What if less than 60 teams show up to the competition (i.e. 58 teams)?
An idea I am exploring for fairness is to pair up X opponents to each team from the entire pool of N teams, without pairing the same teams twice.
Is this possible and if so, is there an algorithm that can do this?
Thanks,
I am having a competition with up to 60 teams. My idea was to break the 60 teams into 10 groups of 6 teams each and run a Round Robin tournament for each individual group. Simple.
Here is my problem:
What if less than 60 teams show up to the competition (i.e. 58 teams)?
An idea I am exploring for fairness is to pair up X opponents to each team from the entire pool of N teams, without pairing the same teams twice.
Is this possible and if so, is there an algorithm that can do this?
Thanks,