Top ranked as the most anxiously anticipated competition of the entire season, the NABBO Chaos Cup is possibly the best shot at winning one of the majors that most of the smaller teams in the league get.
With the single-elimination system (knock out rounds), used by the competition it’s very common to see underdogs
play like there’s no tomorrow and, challenging all odds, actually win against
tougher and richer teams.
Every year
the event starts with a big gathering know as “Chaos Cup Draw”, with the
presence of plenty important NABBO league individualities (the organization
crew, coaches from several teams and even some players), and it’s broadcasted for many of the cities of old world.
Despite the
tremendous euphoria surrounding the competition (especially from smaller teams
when the initial draw suits their expectations), the Chaos Cup is, with no
doubt, the toughest and most violent competition of the entire NABBO season.Some say all
this violence is vastly originated by the influence of the Chaos Gods, patrons
of the event, while others state that having the first tie breaker be “the
number of casualties achieved in the game” also has a part of it.
I guess we’ll
never know for sure, but one thing we know is the numbers prove that during the
Chaos Cup the number of casualties and deaths always pile up to the double of
the league ones, in less than half of the games.
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