Playoffs

The top 6 teams from the regular season. Round 1: 1 plays 2, 3 plays 6 and 4 plays 5. The 3 v 6 and 4 v 5 losers are out; the 1 v 2 winner picks which of the other two winners to play in the semifinals, and the 1 v 2 loser plays the other. Then it's single elimination: the semifinal winners play for the championship, the losers for third.

Seeds lock when the regular season ends.

If the season ended today: 1. Jacob (3-1) · 2. Moi (3-1) · 3. MSJ (3-1) · 4. Brandon (2-2) · 5. The Flunkees (2-2) · 6. Tre (2-2)

Round 1Wed, Dec 2
1 vs 2 Wed, Dec 2
1 seed
2 seed
3 vs 6 Wed, Dec 2
3 seed
6 seed
4 vs 5 Wed, Dec 2
4 seed
5 seed
SemifinalsWed, Dec 9

The 1 vs 2 winner picks which round 1 winner to play.

Semifinal 1 Wed, Dec 9
Winner of 1 vs 2
Their pick
Semifinal 2 Wed, Dec 9
Loser of 1 vs 2
The team not picked
ChampionshipWed, Dec 16
Championship Wed, Dec 16
Winner of Semifinal 1
Winner of Semifinal 2
Third place
Third place Wed, Dec 16
Loser of Semifinal 1
Loser of Semifinal 2
Consolation

Everyone who's out keeps playing: the 7 and 8 seeds on round 1 night, then matchups set by the league each week.

Wed, Dec 2
Consolation Wed, Dec 2
7 seed
8 seed
Wed, Dec 9
Consolation Wed, Dec 9
To be set
To be set
Consolation Wed, Dec 9
To be set
To be set
Wed, Dec 16
Consolation Wed, Dec 16
To be set
To be set
Consolation Wed, Dec 16
To be set
To be set

Seeds come from the final regular-season standings. Playoff and consolation games have box scores and film, but don't count toward standings, season averages or the leaderboards.