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== Format == | == Format == | ||
[[Image:MTournament 2023 bracket.png|thumb|right|250px|The initial M.Tournament bracket]] | [[Image:MTournament 2023 bracket.png|thumb|right|250px|The initial M.Tournament bracket]] | ||
In the initial brackets, a mixture of M.League players and other professional participants compete in an elimination bracket. The 4 players in the champion team are automatically seeded in the 2nd stage and other players start in the 1st stage. Before the | In the initial brackets, a mixture of M.League players and other professional participants compete in an elimination bracket. The 4 players in the champion team are automatically seeded in the 2nd stage and other players start in the 1st stage. Before the final, players play 2 hanchan on their tables and the top 2 from each table proceed into the next stage. In the final, the four finalists play another 2 hanchan to determine the winner. | ||
== Rules == | == Rules == | ||
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| [[2023 M.Tournament|2023]] || Nanba Shibukawa || Rumi Nikaido || Takehiro Ishidate || Masashi Sakamoto | | [[2023 M.Tournament|2023]] || Nanba Shibukawa || Rumi Nikaido || Takehiro Ishidate || Masashi Sakamoto | ||
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| [[2024 M.Tournament|2024]] || | | [[2024 M.Tournament|2024]] || Go Kobayashi || Tomohiro Honda || Kansuke Sugiura || Takaya Matsugase | ||
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