After the first half of the competition ended, the official team points ranking list released, from high to low, was Mo Jue, Huang Chao, Li Huo, Shuang Yue, Yun Xiao, Guo Se Tian Xiang, Yu Lou Chun Xiao, Qing Yu, Jiange and Jing Hong teams. The points gap between the top three was between 5-10 points, and the points between fourth to seventh places were even closer, especially the three teams Guo Se Tian Xiang, Yu Lou Chun Xiao and Qing Yu, the gap between them was only within 2 points.
There will be major changes in the competition arrangements for the second half of the year. First, the competition venues are divided into four venues: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Xi'an. The alliance has set up venues in the east, west, south, and north, which is also convenient for nearby audiences to support their favorite teams on site; secondly, the schedule is no longer as tight as the previous individual and doubles competitions. Each team will only have one game a week, which will be held on weekends, making it convenient for audiences to watch the live broadcast.
Although the schedule is much easier than the first half of the year, the pressure on the players has not been reduced at all - because the competitions in the second half of the year are all based on a point deduction system.
A match still adopts the best-of-three format, and points are calculated based on the number of games. Winning a game earns 2 points, losing a game deducts 2 points, and if you lose 0:2, 4 points will be deducted directly. Teams that originally have few points are likely to be deducted to negative points.
The electronic version of the competition schedule was sent to the leaders of each major team on the morning of June 13. Liu Xiang printed out the schedule and distributed a copy to each person.
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