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• Misuse of statistics
  *Tournament formats which rank teams based on factors other than win-loss or progress through a ...ies to the HSNCT itself is debatable, but local tournaments that use short formats with barely modified swiss pairs and then cut to the playoffs on record alo
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• Mainstream quizbowl
  ...f teams across the nation. NAQT has also become the provider for the state formats like [[VHSL|Virginia]], [[IHSA|Illinois]], and [[MSHSAA|Missouri]] (though
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• Bonus
  ...up is said to "control" the bonus, as they have the right to answer it. In formats with [[bouncebacks]] like [[PACE]] [[NSC]], the other team has the opportun ...10 points, but this was not always the case. For discussion of these older formats, see the section on "[[Bonus#Defunct styles of bonuses|defunct styles of bo
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• Advantaged final on half-packets
  ...a single packet. Certainly, this has some drawbacks (as do all tournament formats and finals schemes, including advantaged finals). [[Category: Finals formats]]
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• Bible Bowl
  ...ames which focuses on knowledge of the Christian Bible. It uses a range of formats and question styles, some of which are quite similar to pre-modern forms of
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• Hybrid
  [[Category: Formats]]
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• Points per tossup heard
  ...and for individual players (considering only tossup points, which in most formats means [[powers]] and regular tossup answers and [[interrupts]]) or for team ...number of points a team or player would score "in a typical game". In some formats, numbers other than 20 are used.
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• Scholastic Bowl Company of Virginia
  [[Category:High school formats]]
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• Civility
  ...quizbowl]]", which did not prioritize these properties. The most prominent formats in this group were [[College Bowl]] at the college level and [[National Aca ...lone the start of their outreach. This made the process of replacing these formats and their very conservative-minded administrators very difficult. One conse
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• Whiz Quiz
  Unlike other local formats, the questions are well edited and there usually aren't that many hoses.
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• Bounceback
  ===High school formats which use bouncebacks===
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• Bad quizbowl
  ...]] and the pursuit of [[fairness]] in question structure and competition [[formats]]). ...g [[National Academic Championship]] as well as a number of state-specific formats.</onlyinclude>
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• NAQT rules
  ...ariable-value bonuses]] were eliminated c. 1997, while all remaining bonus formats (besides three parts worth 10 points each) were eliminated c. 2014. [[Category:formats]]
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• Superplayoff
  ...iner]] for the 2010 NSC as a logical extension of, and improvement on, the formats used at the 2009 Penn Bowl and 2009 NSC. The standard NSC format since 201
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• Distribution
  See [[Comparison of distributions in collegiate formats]].
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• Quizbowl software
  ===Stats data formats=== ===Packet formats and parsing===
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• Quizbowl
  ...competitions exist throughout the world with different names and different formats. In the US, the [[Tossup-bonus format|most common format]] on the national ==Formats==
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• 2004 Thomas Jefferson
  ...rked this team's only loss while playing their full A team in tossup/bonus formats during the 2004 season.
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• Mehrun Etebari
  ...placement in any academic nationals. He also played and excelled in Trash formats.
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• Team
  Most formats allow four players to play at once - there may also be [[substitutes]], but ...t. The fourth specialist is often a computation specialist in high school formats that place emphasis on computation questions. Other common specialties for
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