So, is there a way to use flat level rules with a full team of 6?
Oh, and I propose double elimination. It would implement a losers bracket, but it would prevent a single mistake from costing you the entire tournament.

Oh, and could we possibly stick to just single and double battles? Triple and Rotation are just too gimmicky...

And one non-uber Legendary, eh? That's cool.

It appears the only way to use a full team of 6 with Flat Rules is with Triple or Rotation.

Double Elimination? You mean like you have to win like 2 out of 3 to continue? (I might be wrong on that lol)

Yeah, only one. I'm debating whether to be the nice guy and not use my Latios lol.

Oh...

And double elimination meaning 2 losses before you're out of the tournament.
It would require the construction of a 2nd bracket.
Feel free to decline this. I'm just used to double elimination because that's how a lot of fighting game tournaments work.

And go ahead. I don't use legendaries, but I'm not gonna be angry if you do (Unless I lose to it :p)

Well that sounds like it could be what helps! :). We'll go with MatrixBeast's idea!

Don't touch triple and rotation battles. They do not work well in tournaments.

Doubles are seemingly the most popular one, with a team of 4.

Singles is still perfectly fine, but I'm sure there is a way to allow 6-mon teams instead of just 3.

Well, we're using the Flat Rules in the Wi-Fi club, which limits to 3 if you try single, 4 if you do double, 6 for triple, and 4 (correction made) for Rotation battles.

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Well, I started on a tournament bracket, so...
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Sweet set up! But I think we should get the number of people we want to participate before we start matchups :)

I know, I'm just basing this on the current standings.