15 modeled TPCi team awards
This subtotal comes from TPCi's published qualification paths. Separately managed regional programs and the final registered roster still require review, so DraftCenter will not turn this subtotal into a field.
The 5-on-5 team unit and round-robin-to-single-elimination format are known. DraftCenter is waiting for the registered teams, group assignments, advancement details, and pairings before opening a team bracket.
UNITE remains team-based end to end. Player handles may support attribution, but predictions and scoring attach to reviewed team identities and aliases.
Roster gate activeThis subtotal comes from TPCi's published qualification paths. Separately managed regional programs and the final registered roster still require review, so DraftCenter will not turn this subtotal into a field.
Organizations can rename, transfer slots, or change eligible players. The stable competition unit is the qualified team, backed by reviewed aliases and an audit trail.
Pokémon now confirms the three-day phase structure. The registered teams, group sizes, group assignments, advancement count, pairings, and prediction deadline are still unpublished.
UNITE is the smaller build, but organization and roster-name changes make silent fuzzy matching unsafe.
Use qualified 5-on-5 teams; player rosters are supporting attribution, not prediction entries.
Use round-robin groups followed by single-elimination playoffs; Top Four and Finals are best-of-five.
Review every registered team, alias, group assignment, advancement rule, pairing, and deadline.
Add a forward-only migration, then test bracket privacy, progression, corrections, scoring, and cleanup.
Fail-closed: no names, prediction controls, saved entries, or results polling will appear until these gates pass.