How are ties broken in the event of a tied match in tournament rounds?

In tournament settings, ties are resolved by using tiebreakers that assess players’ overall performance rather than relying on random chance or informal methods. The primary tiebreakers typically include game wins, match wins, or the win percentage of opponents. This system ensures that the determination of a winner is based on actual competitive performance, providing a fair and standardized resolution to the situation.

Using game wins helps gauge the effectiveness of a player's strategy within the match, while opponents’ match win percentage offers insight into the strength of the competition each player faced throughout the tournament. This method maintains the integrity of the tournament and ensures that results reflect players' skills and efforts rather than luck or arbitrary decisions.

In contrast, other options either introduce randomness or lack the structure needed for a competitive environment. For example, rolling a dice does not reflect player skill, conducting a single game playoff does not assure fair evaluation in all cases, and players deciding among themselves could lead to inconsistencies. Therefore, the use of tiebreakers that incorporate performance metrics is the preferred and most equitable approach.