Swiss Advantages

Fair Competition: Players are paired against opponents with similar win-loss records after the initial round, leading to more balanced and competitive matches.

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Guaranteed Rounds: Each player competes in a set number of 5 rounds, regardless of their win-loss record, ensuring everyone has ample opportunity to play.

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Efficient Time Management: The Swiss System allows for a clear schedule, making it easier to manage the tournament within a single day.

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Limited Eliminations: Unlike single or double elimination formats, no one is knocked out early, which keeps all participants engaged throughout the event.

24 Player Structure

Number of Rounds: With 24 players, 5 rounds are typically sufficient to determine a clear winner, though 6 rounds might offer even more accuracy in ranking the players.

Pairing System: In the first round, pair players randomly. For subsequent rounds, pair players based on their win-loss records, ensuring players with similar performance levels compete against each other.

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Scoring and Tie-Breakers: Use a standard scoring system to keep track of wins, losses, and points. Employ tie-breaker criteria such as total points scored, head-to-head results, or strength of schedule to rank players with identical records.