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Tournaments in Toronto usually follow the [[Tournament Types#Mixed Swiss and Elimination|Mixed Swiss and Elimination]] style of tournament. Rounds are usually 25 minutes long in both Swiss and Elimination rounds. At 25 minutes, "last hand" is called where players still playing their rounds finish their current hand and play one final hand (assuming there was no victor declared). If the round is still not definitely resolved (i.e. 4 characters KO'd or 7 Missions Completed/Defeated), a tie break method is used on the cards at the end of the game:Tournaments in Toronto usually follow the [[Tournament Types#Mixed Swiss and Elimination|Mixed Swiss and Elimination]] style of tournament. Rounds are usually 25 minutes long in both Swiss and Elimination rounds. At 25 minutes, "last hand" is called where players still playing their rounds finish their current hand and play one final hand (assuming there was no victor declared). If the round is still not definitively resolved (i.e. 4 characters KO'd or 7 Missions Completed/Defeated), a tie break method is used on the cards at the end of the game: