Single-elimination brackets are draw forms in which the victor of each match goes to the next round and the loser is eliminated from the championship or division title. In a single-elimination bracket, the round refers to how far the contestant has progressed in the draw. For example, if a contestant wins his or first match, he moves on to the next round. If he loses, he is out of the tournament. The winner of a single-elimination tournament will never lose more than one game in any round. This means that even if you start off with a good record, you can still be eliminated if you lose your last match. In a single-elimination tournament, there is always a champion. Whether it's determined by points, goals scored, or victories, the last remaining player after all the matches have been played is the champion. In a two-player single-elimination tournament, when one player is defeated they go away until just one person remains. The final player left in the tournament is the winner. In a three-player single-elimination tournament, these players get eliminated in order: first player, second player, third player. The one survivor is the winner.