How it works
Each person has five randomly drawn teams. The ranking sorts automatically by each person's strongest surviving team, then works down their list to split ties.
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Automatic survival ranking
Survival Board
Rankings are based on each person's furthest surviving team. If that is tied, the board checks second-best team, then third-best, fourth-best and fifth-best.
Best chance analysis
Chances
Best chance of winning
Dark horse
Most cooked
Podium watch
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Best individual teams
Biggest weapons
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Tie-break rules
Survival order
- Compare everyone's best remaining team.
- If that is tied, compare second-best team.
- Keep going through third, fourth and fifth teams.
- No points scoring, no bonus rules, no maths degree required.
Simple example
If Claire and David both have a team reach the final, compare their next-best teams. If Claire's second team lasted longer, Claire sits above David.
Eliminated teams graveyard
Staff-room verdicts