The phrase "a tournament table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a structured format or chart that displays the results, standings, or matchups in a tournament setting.
Example: "After the first round of matches, the tournament table showed that Team A was leading with the highest points."
Alternatives: "tournament bracket" or "competition standings".
Several players have proposed technological fixes, such as a computerized tournament table, at which players wouldn't use actual cards at all, and would bid and play roughly the way they do online.
Following this feat, his parents replaced the smaller table with a full size tournament table.
Ralph Katz, an options trader based in Chicago, who is a 12-time national bridge champion, said he saw a similarity in the marketplace and the tournament table.
The robots' arena is a large wooden square, about the size of a tournament snooker table, complete with edges to stop them waddling off the edge.
In a tournament, the table is nine seating, but you will have to test your wits with between one to eight players.
The tournament table therefore remained incomplete for a week but it was clear from early on that Ponomariov, Polgar and Topalov were close to the top, Nisipeanu in the middle and the other two in bad shape.
As for the N.F.C. side of the tournament table, it gives me no joy to report that I became a Seattle Seahawks skeptic over the weekend.
I really admire his focus, but after this is all over, I want him to use that focus to find a regular line of work". In the days before Josh Baer sat down at the tournament table, his father would have been proud of his son.
The win took Japan – also in the USA's World Cup pool – to the top of the tournament table.
Our team performance metric supports the general consensus that Spain, the winner of Euro 2008, played extremely well during the entire tournament (Table 1 and Fig. 4).
