Other answers to questions will be posted here as they come in.
We've received inquiries as to why the Chinese pool crossover is CA1 vs. CB2 as opposed to CA1 vs. CB1. Two responses:
1. We want the pool winners to get, hypothetically, an easier crossover game. And remember, this crossover is of utmost importance: it's the difference between getting a bye into Sunday as either the 3 or 4 seed or playing a fifth game on Saturday -- an elimination game, no less, as either the 7 or 8 seed (vs. the 9 or 10 to determine who plays the 1 or 2 seed the next day).
Ergo: The pool winners get a slightly (hypothetically speaking) easier game, against the other pool's second-place finisher.
2. HOWEVER, we also wanted the pools' second-place finishers to get a chance to play up into the 3-4 slots, owing to the fact that, not knowing how strong some of these teams are, we may have accidentally placed, say, three really strong teams in the same pool. It's quite likely the 3 and 3 seeds will come from the same pool, and if that happens, we're fine with that -- as should be everyone else, because -- and this is the important part -- the 3 and 4 seeds (along with all the others) are determined by who wins on the field.
Any more questions/concerns, don't hesitate to ask.
ANNOUNCING: 2012 Nanjing’s Spring Fling Ultimate Frisbee Tournament /
南京第二届极限飞盘公开赛报名 [April 21-22]
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By Simon Laing Dear Captains, 各位队长: You’re invited to Nanjing’s Spring
Fling Ultimate Frisbee Tournament. 我们诚挚地邀请大家在这个阳春三月,来参加2012年第二届南京极限飞盘公开赛。
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