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The sport of Lastman has it's origins in the Battle Royale. In the sport, two teams of 12 face off in a fight to the "death", until one team eliminates the other completely. This wiki focuses on a pan-European wide competition similar to the UEFA Euro Cups, and possibly in the future will there be a World Cup type of tournament. The Euro, as it is known, takes place annually, hosted by the country that won the previous year. The Qualification periods sees 10 groups of 5 teams (plus an additional group of 4) that play against each other twice. These qualifiers run from the October before the year of the main event, to the next February. The top 2 from each group, plus the highest placing third place team join the host country as the 24 qualifiers for the UELA Euro Championships. There, six groups containing four teams each play round-robin style, with the top two (plus the next best 4 teams) advancing to the knockout rounds. I use the | Ripred simulator for this. The basic rules of the game are:

 Two teams of twelve men.  Successive rounds of 15 minutes each where in said rounds, the teams try to eliminate as many opposing players as possible. One minute intervals are mandatory between each round.  If a player accidentally kills their teammate, the O.K. (own kill) is added to the opposing teams' score.  A round score is calculated as (# of kills committed + any OK's), while Final Scores are calculated as (# of overall kills + lastmans + # of rounds won).  3 points for a win, 1 point for a draw, 0 points for a loss.  Matches are played in sectioned off quarters of a city. With this universes technology, there are two "realities" in these Arenas. The first is for the players; when the players put on their uniforms, they are able to move around the designated arena area of the city, but they only see *their* version of it. Meanwhile, in the second reality people are still going about their day, and are able to spectate what is happening in the Arena right in front of their very eyes. Spectators see something like a hologram-like version of whats happening, but what they're seeing (which is the players in their own other reality) can neither see nor hear them or interact in any way; if a spectator were to try to grab a player, his hand would go right through the player because the player appears as just a hologram, and the player would have no idea someone just tried to grab them. In addition, these matches are broadcasted in football stadiums. Thousands of fans pack into the stadium, and the match is projected as if in real time - albeit still hologram-like - on the football pitch, and watch and cheer as if they were watching a normal football match.

Summary of Euro Finals
Winners