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Round Robin Ranking First Second Ranking for Tiebreakers and Tiebreaker Structure TB Draws Ranking Determination Method 40 Tiebreaker Structure X X N/A Win/loss in round robin No tiebreakers required XX N/A Win/loss in round robin No tiebreakers required XXX 1 Resolvable tie - win/loss in round robin One team ranked first and the other two play a Irresolvable tie - Skill based ranking tiebreaker XXXX 1 Resolvable tie - win/loss in round robin Irresolvable tie - win/loss in round robin will rank one team as 1st or 4 th . Skill based ranking system shall be used to rank the remaining three XXXXX 2 Resolvable tie - win/loss in round robin 5 team irresolvable tie - Skill based ranking system 3-team irresolvable tie - win/loss in round robin will rank two teams. Skill based ranking system shall be used to rank the remaining three XXXXXX 2 Ranking through win/loss record primarily and using skill based ranking system as necessary to resolve irresolvable ties. XXXXXXX 2 Ranking through win/loss record primarily and using skill based ranking system as necessary to resolve irresolvable ties X XX 1 Win/loss in round robin for second place Tiebreaker 2 vs. 3 Teams ranked 1-4. Two tiebreakers games with 1 vs.4 and 2 vs.3 From the winners of the tiebreakers, first place determined by the win/loss in round robin Teams ranked 1-5 One playoff spot to the winner of 2 vs.3 Tie breaker: 4 vs.5 and the winner vs. 1 in a second tiebreaker From the winners of the playoff spots, first place determined by the win/loss in round robin Tie breaker: 4 vs.5 and the winner vs. 1 in a second tiebreaker Tie breaker: 3 vs. 6 and the winner vs. 2 in a second tiebreaker. From the winners of the playoff spots, first place determined by the win/loss in the round robin Tie breaker: 4 vs.5 and the winner vs. 1 in a second tiebreaker Tiebreaker: 2 vs.7 and 3 vs. 6 and the winners play in a second tiebreaker. From the winners of the playoff spots, first place determined by the win/loss in the round robin. X XXX 2 Resolvable tie - win/loss in round robin Tied teams ranked 2-4 The first tiebreaker has 3 vs. 4. Irresolvable tie - Skill based ranking system The second tiebreaker has the winner of the first tiebreaker vs. the team ranked 2 X XXXX 2 Resolvable tie - win/loss in round robin Irresolvable tie - win/loss in round robin will rank one team as 2nd or 5th. Skill based ranking system shall be used to rank the remaining three X XXXXX 3 Ranking through win/loss record primarily and using skill based ranking system as necessary to resolve irresolvable ties. X XXXXXX 3 Ranking through win/loss record primarily and using skill based ranking system as necessary to resolve irresolvable ties. Tied teams ranked 2-5 Two tiebreakers with 2 vs. 5 and 3 vs.4. The winners of these compete in a second tiebreaker to determine second place. Tied teams ranked 1-5 Tiebreaker 4 vs. 5 and the winner vs. 1 in a second tiebreaker. Tiebreaker 2 vs. 3 Winner (2-3) plays winner (1-4/5) Tied teams ranked 1-6 Tiebreaker 4 vs. 5 and the winner vs. 1 in a second tiebreaker. Tiebreaker 3 vs. 6 and the winner vs. 2 in a second tiebreaker. Winner (1-4/5) plays winner (2-3/6)
WCF Rules for MIXED DOUBLES A Mixed Doubles team consists of two players (one male and one female) RULES 1. Scoring is the same as in regular curling. 2. Each game will consist of eight ends. If at the completion of the scheduled ends the score is tied, play shall continue for the extra ends required to determine the winning team. 3. Each team shall receive 48 minutes of playing time for an eight-end game. When extra ends are required, the clocks will be reset, and each team shall receive 6 minutes of playing time for each extra end. 4. Each team shall deliver five stones per end. The player delivering his/her team‟s first stone of the end must also deliver his/her team‟s last stone of that end. The other team member shall deliver the team‟s second, third and fourth stones for that end. The player delivering the first stone can change from end to end. 5. No stone, including those in the house, can be removed from play prior to the delivery of the fourth stone of an end. If there is a violation, the delivered stone shall be removed from play, and any displaced stone(s) shall be replaced to their original position by the non-offending team. 6. Prior to the start of every end, one team shall instruct the game umpire to place their team‟s stationary stone (1), and their opponent‟s stationary stone (1), in either position A or B: A A stone bisecting the centre line, midway between the hog line and the front of the house; or B A stone on the back half of the button, bisecting the centre line and touching the tee line. 7. The team having the decision on the placement of the stationary stones shall be: (a) Unless predetermined, the teams opposing each other in the game shall use a coin toss to determine which team has the decision in the first end. (b) Following the first end, the team that lost the end will have the decision on the placement. (c) If an end is blanked, the team that did not deliver the last stone in that end shall have the decision on placement in the next end. 8. The team whose stationary stone is placed in the position in front of the house shall deliver first in that end, and the team whose stationary stone is placed in the house shall deliver the second stone of that end. 9. Prior to the start of every game at WCF competitions, each team shall be allowed a 5 minute warm-up period on the sheet on which they will be playing. The team delivering the last stone in the first end shall practice first. 41
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