Double-Opportunity brackets are modified double-elimination. In a pure double-elimination tournament, competitors must lose twice to be eliminated. This adds matches and sometimes forces the final match to be repeated.

In a Double-Opportunity tournament, the winner of the consolation bracket gets third place. The winner of the primary bracket gets first place and has no losses. The loser of the final gets second place, with only one loss. Every competitor gets at least two matches.

Example:

	Carl Collarchoke Tap Masters
	Match 1
	Tom Takedown Bicep Crunchers
		Match 3	First Place
			(loser gets Second Place)
	Alex Armbar Richochet BJJ
	Match 2
	Ken Keylock Tap Masters
		Match 1 Loser
		Match 4	Third Place
		Match 2 Loser

As competitors register, the event matrix updates automatically to show the count for each bracket. Mouseover the number to see the list of competitors, sorted by team.