Every game Gent, Genk, Anderlech, Club Brugge, and a few others play. Seems like nobody gets knocked out
Anybody have any idea how this format works? I liked the Belgium League season, but really don't care for playoffs, especially in Europe.
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05-09-11 11:12 PM #1
Can anyone figure out the Belgium playoffs?
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05-09-11 11:52 PM #2
not a clue
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05-10-11 12:56 AM #3
Belgian playoffs are not a knockout system. First 6 teams of the regular competition play another competition, where they start with half the points received in the normal competition (rounded up) and play each other 2 more times. Winner of this playoff competition will be the champions.
If that's not enough there are two more playoff systems in Belgium:
- Numbers 7 through 14 also have playoffs. They start with 0 points and play each other once in two leagues of 4 teams. Winners of these two leagues compete in one final game, and the winner of that game plays the number 4 of the 'championship playoffs' for the final Euroleague spot.
- Numbers 15 and 16 play each other 5 times to determine who gets relegated, with the number 15 getting a 3 point headstart. Winner of this series must then compete with 3 teams from the second league for a final spot in the Jupiler Pro League of next season.
Easy, huh?
Last edited by Sanka; 05-10-11 at 02:02 AM.
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05-10-11 02:12 AM #4
do u have any bet for this beeps and sanka ?
could u pls share with us... ?
really hard to guess for me this playoff..
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05-10-11 04:33 AM #5
Hahahahaha wtf?!? Thats crazy, ive never seen or heard something like that.
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05-10-11 07:55 AM #6
I'll most likely be on Genk PK tonight, and I'm also interested to see what lines are available for Vossen to score or Ogunjimi to score.
Originally Posted by phenomenon
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05-10-11 08:28 AM #7
Thanks Originally Posted by Sanka
Belgian playoffs are not a knockout system. First 6 teams of the regular competition play another competition, where they start with half the points received in the normal competition (rounded up) and play each other 2 more times. Winner of this playoff competition will be the champions.
If that's not enough there are two more playoff systems in Belgium:
- Numbers 7 through 14 also have playoffs. They start with 0 points and play each other once in two leagues of 4 teams. Winners of these two leagues compete in one final game, and the winner of that game plays the number 4 of the 'championship playoffs' for the final Euroleague spot.
- Numbers 15 and 16 play each other 5 times to determine who gets relegated, with the number 15 getting a 3 point headstart. Winner of this series must then compete with 3 teams from the second league for a final spot in the Jupiler Pro League of next season.
Easy, huh?
They couldn't make that more difficult, it was driving me crazy.
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05-10-11 09:06 AM #8
Crazy Stuff Originally Posted by Sanka
Belgian playoffs are not a knockout system. First 6 teams of the regular competition play another competition, where they start with half the points received in the normal competition (rounded up) and play each other 2 more times. Winner of this playoff competition will be the champions.
If that's not enough there are two more playoff systems in Belgium:
- Numbers 7 through 14 also have playoffs. They start with 0 points and play each other once in two leagues of 4 teams. Winners of these two leagues compete in one final game, and the winner of that game plays the number 4 of the 'championship playoffs' for the final Euroleague spot.
- Numbers 15 and 16 play each other 5 times to determine who gets relegated, with the number 15 getting a 3 point headstart. Winner of this series must then compete with 3 teams from the second league for a final spot in the Jupiler Pro League of next season.
Easy, huh?
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