Finals

A division

The 32 best players after the qualification rounds have finished will advance to the finals. If several players end up on the same number of points, their internal order will be determined according to the below. Fortunately, the procedure is computerized...

?1	The player with the highest entry-point average, not including voided-entries wins
?2	The player with the least number of played entries wins
?3	The player with the highest total amount of points on their best entry wins.
?4	The player with the highest total amount of points on their second best entry wins. These comparations goes on until we reach the worst entry of the player with the least number of entries played.
?5	The player with the highest position on an individual game in their best entry wins.
?6	The player with the highest position on the second best individual game in their best entry wins.
?7	The player with the highest position on the third best individual game in their best entry wins.
?8	Paragraphs 3 to 5 above are repeated for their second best entry, their third best entry and so on until we reach the worst entry of the player with the least number of entries played.
?9	The player with the least number of entries played wins.
?10	We draw lots out of a hat.

The finals are a straightforward cup ladder beginning with the 1/32-finals, but the eight best players will step into the ladder in the 1/8-finals, and player 9-16 will step into the ladder in the 1/16-finals. This means only players placing 17 to 32 will play in the 1/32-finals. All matches are head-to-head in best out of three games. The matches will be played on three random drawn machines. The players will be advancing in a traditional cup manner, except for the 16 best players stepping in at a later step of the ladder. At the gallows end, only two players will remain, and they will battle for the glorious victory. The two players losing the semifinals will play one game on a random drawn machine to win the third prize. The final will begin after this 3rd prize match.

Classics division

The 24 best players after the Classics qualification rounds have finished will advance to the finals. The finals are a straightforward cup ladder beginning with the 1/16-finals, but the eight best players will step into the ladder in the 1/8-finals. This means only players placing 9 to 24 will play in the 1/16-finals, and the winners will meet the eight best players in the 1/8-finals. All matches are head-to-head in best out of three games. The matches will be played on three random drawn machines. There will be a 3rd place match before the final begins.

Split flipper division

The 8 best teams in the qualifications will advance to the finals. Each stage of the finals will be played in a straightforward head to head cup system (best out of three matches), starting with 8 teams in the quarter finals. There will be a 3rd place match before the final begins.

NOTE! Adaptive numbers!

All numbers on this page are subject to change, depending on the number of players/teams registered for each division. A possible change can be both ways, to make fewer or more players advance to the finals. Changes will be made before the qualifications in each division are started, and as soon as the qualifications are started, no more changes to any of these numbers will be made.