Tier lists are a commonly used ranking system for single-entry competitions. The following is an example of how to rank tiers in a single-entry tier list:
First Tier – 1st Place 2nd Place (tie) 3rd place (tie) 4th place
Second Tier – 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th
Third Tier – 9th, 10th 11th 12Th 13th, 14th
Fourth Tier – 15th 16th 17Th 18Th 19Th 20Th
Fifth Tier-21st 22nd 23rd 24th 25th 26TH 27TH 28TH 29 TH 30 TH 31ST 32ND 33RD 34TH 35TH 36 th, 37 th 38 th 39th 40T h 41ST 42ND 43RD 44TH 45 T h 46th 47th 48 th 49th 50Th 51ST 52nd 53rd
What is single- entry tier list?
A single-entry tier list is a ranking system for single-entry competitions. The following is an example of how to rank tiers in a single-entry tier list:
First Tier – after the first round, after each elimination there will be one winner from this category
Second Tier – all contestants who did not win the First Tier
Third Tier – all contestants who did not win the First-tier or Second Tier
Fourth Tier – all contestants who did not win any of the previous tiers, including those eliminated in round one.
Fifth Tier-all contestants eliminated before Round One
Sixth Tier-those disqualified from the competition but allowed to continue playing because they were disqualified after the first round
Seventh Tier– all contestants disqualified before Round One
Eighth Tier – all eliminated contestants and those who were disqualified during the competition. They will not be allowed to continue even if they were disqualified in a later round.
An example of tier list rankings:
First Tier: Player A, player B, player C
Second Tier: Player D, player E
Third tier: Player F, player G
Fourth tier: Player H, a player I
Fifth tier: Player J, player K
Sixth tier: Player L, player M. Disqualified after the first round.
Seventh tier: Player N- eliminated before Round One
Ninth Tier: eliminated contestant during the competition
Tenth Tier: All contestants disqualified after Round One. They will not be allowed to continue even if they were disqualified in a later round.
Eleventh Tier: All contestants who were disqualified during the competition.
Twelvth Tier: All contestants who were disqualified during the competition.
Thirteen Tier: All eliminated players in order of elimination, starting with the most recent.
Fourteenth Tier: All eliminated players in order of their first round’s eliminations, starting with the earliest elimination.
Fifteen tiers: Those that have been eliminated before Round One will not be allowed to continue in the competition, even if they are disqualified during a later round.
Sixteenth Tier: All contestants who were eliminated before Round One and will not be allowed to continue in the contest.
Seventeenth Tier: All players that have been eliminated before any of the rounds begin.
Eighteenth tier: Those that do not participate in this game.
Nineteenth Tier: Those that do not participate in this game.
Twentieth tier: The staff of the competition, which does NOT include any eliminated players.
The single-entry tier list is a ranking system for all contestants who are still in the running to be crowned as the winner of the competition. There will be three rounds of competition, and a single-entry tier list is only be used for Round One.
Round Two: The two contestants that are the highest-ranked will face off against each other in a one on one duel to find which player remains standing.
Round Three: All remaining players from the previous round will gather together for an elimination battle, with the last player standing being crowned as the winner of the competition.
In order to rank yourself among fellow competitors, you must earn points by competing in a tournament and winning.
