wao (Oni) vs Daigo Umehara (Ryu) - SSF4 AE2012

Описание: TL3A Round6 Battle11
wao (Oni) beat MCZ|Daigo (Ryu) 3-2.

Overall standings — Topanga A League Online Round Robin

Player, Character, Record, Game Record, GD
1 wao Oni 9-2 28-9 +19
2 MCZ|Daigo Ryu 7-4 27-23 +4
3 Michael-tan Ken 7-4 25-21 +4
4 EG|Momochi Ken 7-4 24-21 +3
5 Kazunoko Yun 6-5 21-18 +3
6 Bonchan Sagat 5-6 24-20 +4
7 Uryo C. Viper 5-6 22-23 -1
8 HORI|Sako Ibuki 5-6 19-20 -1
9 Dashio Seth 5-6 21-24 -3
10 RZR|Fuudo Fei Long 5-6 19-24 -5
11 Haitani Makoto 3-8 14-27 -13
12 MCZ|Mago Fei Long 2-9 16-30 -14

GD stands for Game Differential, and it's the amount of individual games won or lost as part of the multiple first to three sets played. It's the first tie-breaker used to decide overall placement. For example, if Player A won 3-2 over Player B, Player A's GD would be +1. The second tie-breaker is head-to-head record.

◯Round-robin tournament to determine provisional standings
Online competition. Fixed 1 character system.
One match won in two rounds, three matches won in three rounds.
If the number of wins is the same, one point will be awarded for each match, and the ranking will be determined by goal difference.
A 3-0 win is worth 3 points, a 2-3 loss is worth -1 point, and so on.
If the total number of games played is the same, the winner of the head-to-head match will be ranked higher.
The 11th and 12th place finishers in the provisional ranking at the end of the schedule will be demoted to a lower rank.

⭐️The Topanga A League 2013, Japan's premier ranking tournament for Super Street Fighter IV AE2012, has begun.

12 strong players (MCZ|Daigo (Ryu), RZR|Fuudo (Fei Long), HORI|Sako (Ibuki), Bonchan (Sagat), Uryo (C. Viper), Haitani (Makoto), Kazunoko (Yun), EG| Momochi (Ken), MCZ|Mago (Fei Long), Dashio (Seth), wao (Oni) and Michael-tan (Ken). The contestants will compete in two stages: a “provisional ranking game” (online) and a “ranking game” (offline),
The provisional ranking game will be played by 12 strong players.
In the Provisional Ranking Round, each character will play three games. In the ranking round, two characters are pre-registered and seven matches are played.
　
This is a tournament where players' abilities are more accurately reflected in the results of their matches, as opposed to a one-shot competition, where players are expected to compete over a longer period of time.
The prize money is 1 million yen, the highest in Japan for a fighting game event. The fierce battles for the championship will unfold.