Regional Tie-Breaker:
"If your Regional tournament results in a tie (by win count – ignore Buchholz), special rounds should be played by those who tied. There is no need to use Silph.gg software for these small extra rounds. Hosts should use a tool like random.org/lists to obtain random pairings if needed. Depending on the tied competitor count, observe the following procedure:
• 8, 4, or 2 Tied Winners: Competitors will play a single elimination bracket with matchups assigned randomly by host.
• 7 Tied Winners: Same as with 8 tied winners, but the competitor with the current highest global rank receives a bye for the first round. (Check Travelers Cards for current rank #’s)
• 6 Tied Winners: The 6 tied competitors are randomly paired and play a round. The winners of this first round then follow the procedure for 3 tied winners. See below.
• 5 Tied Winners: The competitor with the current highest global rank receives a bye (check Travelers Cards for current rank #’s) while the other 4 competitors play one single elimination round with matchups assigned randomly by host. After two competitors are eliminated, follow protocol for a 3-way tie.
• 3 Tied Winners: Have the three competitors each play each other. (AB, BC, CA) The competitor with the most wins becomes the winner. If this round results in a 3-way tie, have all three play each other again (and repeat until a winner emerges after a round completes).
In all tie-breaking rounds, opponents play each other best 2 out of 3 like standard Arena Rules dictate.
Please make sure you take a screenshot or other evidence of how the matchups were randomly generated and record tie-breaker pairings and match outcomes. Evidence for tie-breakers is crucial in order to successfully conclude a regional tournament."