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16 Team Double Elimination Bracket

A 16-team double elimination bracket with a full losers bracket. Thirty guaranteed matches, plus an optional reset final.

  • 16 teams
  • 30 matches
  • Optional reset
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One per line, or comma-separated. Up to 128.

Seeding

Input order uses the list above. Random shuffles once. Manual shows arrow controls to set the seed order.

With reset on, the champion is guaranteed to have at most one loss. Up to 2n−1 matches.

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16-team double elimination at a glance

Winners bracket: 15 matches (4 rounds) Losers bracket: 14 matches (6 rounds) Grand final: 1 match Total: 30 matches without a reset With a reset final: up to 31

Every team starts in the winners bracket and needs two losses to be eliminated. Sixteen is a power of two, so there are no byes.

Losers bracket structure

The losers bracket alternates between consolidation rounds and rounds that receive a loser from the winners bracket. The tool routes winners and losers automatically, including empty slots created by byes in non-power-of-two fields.

Printing

Print / PDF lays out both brackets and the grand final. A 16-team double bracket is dense; landscape orientation and a slightly reduced browser scale give the cleanest page.

Frequently asked questions

How many matches are in a 16-team double elimination bracket?
Thirty guaranteed matches: fifteen in the winners bracket, fourteen in the losers bracket, and one grand final. A reset final adds a 31st if needed.
How many rounds?
Four in the winners bracket and six in the losers bracket.
Are there byes?
No. Sixteen teams fill the bracket exactly.
What happens if the losers-bracket champion wins the final?
With the reset option on, a second final is played. With it off, the first final decides the champion.
Can I print it?
Yes. Print / PDF shows both brackets with the controls hidden.

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