The 12-team format will feature, in order, the top four conference champions, followed by some combination of the top six at-large bids and two highest-ranked remaining conference champions. Teams will be ordered based on the College Football Playoff rankings.

In a three-team round-robin, where A defeats B, B defeats C, and C defeats A, all three competitors will have a record of one win and one loss, and a tiebreaker will need to be used to separate the teams.

With a double elimination format, the teams in the competition start out in the winners bracket and when they lose they end up in the losers bracket. And once they lose the second time, they're out of the tournament. Simply, the team that finishes all the tournament rounds undefeated or with one loss is the champion.

Triple Elimination tournaments are very similar to double elimination tournaments, except for the simple fact that you must lose 3 games before you are eliminated as opposed to two games in double elimination.

10 teams in two equal pools of 5. Round robin gives 4 games per team. Games are 50 mins long or to 13 points. If time is reached, a cap of two is put in place after any running point has been played out.

Normally, the 11-team bracket has four rounds of games and they play out those rounds until there's a single champion. Nothing nuts there, but to make the tournament move smoothly, the top six seeds will have first round byes. While the six lowest seeds (#6-11) would have to play into the second round round.

3 Team Double Elimination Bracket Team 1 and Team 2 will play each other in game one. The winner of game one will play Team 3 in the second game. The losing teams from games one and two will play each other in the third game.