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Men's Doubles

Men's Double < 3.0 (Beginner - low intermediate)

Sat, 17 Oct · 10:30am
Complete
Tournament pathRound robin, then knockout
  1. Round RobinDone
  2. Round of 16Done
  3. Quarterfinal RoundDone
  4. Semi-final RoundDone
  5. Final RoundDone

Top 4 of each of 4 pools advance to the Round of 16.Round robin to 11, round of 16 to 15, quarterfinal to 11, semifinal & bronze to 11, gold medal match to 11 (win by 2).

  1. ChampionAndrew Nguyen / Jonathan James Tomlin
  2. Runner-upHarry Tran / Tien Minh Do
  3. BronzeMohammad Afshar / Duy Hung Dao
Teams
27
Pools
4
Pool games each
4
Pool games
First to 11
Knockout starts
Round of 16
Gold medal
One game to 11

Knockout draw

Round of 16 → Quarterfinal Round → Semi-final Round → Final Round. Gold medal match is first to 11, win by 2.

Pool play

Round of 16

R16-1
Andy / Sushen15
John / Aj12
R16-2
Mohammad / Duy10
Meth / Lucky4
R16-3
Harry / Tien15
Craig / Jay2
R16-4
Aman / Ash15
David / Phillip9
R16-5
Joo / Abhinandan15
Craig / Leo13
R16-6
Khuong / khanh15
Ethan / Ben12
R16-7
Andrew / Jonathan15
Thien / Hoang13
R16-8
Alex / Duy15
LEE / Shawn10

Quarterfinals

QF1
Andy / Sushen5
Mohammad / Duy15
QF2
Harry / Tien15
Aman / Ash6
QF3
Joo / Abhinandan13
Khuong / khanh15
QF4
Andrew / Jonathan15
Alex / Duy2

Semifinals

SF1
Mohammad / Duy6
Andrew / Jonathan15
SF2
Harry / Tien15
Khuong / khanh5

Final

Final
Andrew / Jonathan11
Harry / Tien9

Bronze medal match

Bronze
Mohammad / Duy11
Khuong / khanh3

Medals

GoldAndrew / Jonathan
SilverHarry / Tien
BronzeMohammad / Duy

Pool standings

Pool 14 games each · first to 11
PWPD
1Andy Noh / Sushen Satturu
4/44+32
2Aman Swamy / Ash Pullan
4/44+24
3Craig Mackenzie / Jay Tay
4/42+1
4Meth Ranatunga / Lucky Bhardwaj
4/420
5Jason Tran / Tony Doan
4/42-1
6Justin Phan / Cooper Sloan
4/40-20
7Ali Shokouhi / Masoud Khazaei
4/40-36
Pool 24 games each · first to 11
PWPD
1Harry Tran / Tien Minh Do
4/44+28
2Joo Lau / Abhinandan
4/44+14
3Ethan Lazarus / Ben Velan
4/42+5
4John Kzee Diez / Aj Sacasan
4/41-4
5Kushal Doshi / Ved Parnerkar
4/41-16
6Cole Fortuin / Oliver Gleeson
4/40-27
Pool 34 games each · first to 11
PWPD
1Andrew Nguyen / Jonathan James Tomlin
4/43+16
2Alex Lieu / Duy Hoang
4/43+10
3LEE ZHEN DA / Shawn Zhang
4/43+5
4Craig Rushby / Leo Lookman
4/42+2
5Anh Tuan Ho / Subhash Naidu
4/41+1
6Nathan Hargreaves / Felix Chow
4/40-34
Pool 44 games each · first to 11
PWPD
1Mohammad Afshar / Duy Hung Dao
4/44+32
2Khuong huynh / khanh vu
4/43+17
3Thien Son Phan / Hoang The Pham
4/42+7
4David Coffey / Phillip McCauley
4/42+1
5Daniel See / Parth Paradkar
4/41-13
6John Ivan Valdez / Mark Anthony Solis
4/41-24
7Tony Yao / Xiaobei Wang
4/40-25
8Kai-Sheng Jhuang / alek petrovski
4/43+5
How pools are rankedShowHide
  1. 1Most winsTeams with more pool wins rank higher.
  2. 2Point difference (PD)Points won minus points lost across all your pool games. Example: win 11–6 (+5) and lose 8–11 (−3) = +2.
  3. 3Head-to-headStill level? We look only at the games between the tied teams. Two teams: whoever won when you played. Three or more: wins, then PD, in those games only. If that leaves two teams level, their game against each other decides.
  4. 4Points scored per gameDidn't play each other, or it went round in a circle (A beat B, B beat C, C beat A)? The team that scored more points per game ranks higher.
  5. 5Fair drawIf it's still exactly level after all of that, a fixed random draw decides. It's the same on every screen and doesn't change on refresh.

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