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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
[[Image:League-Map.png|thumb|350px|right|Map of the Hattrick World showing the Number of League Levels in each Country]] | [[Image:League-Map.png|thumb|350px|right|Map of the Hattrick World showing the Number of League Levels in each Country]] | ||
A '''league''' consist of all the [[ | A '''league''' consist of all the [[series]] belonging to one country. | ||
There are different league levels, or divisions, and a certain number of levels for each Hattrick country, depending on the number of users in that specific country. The smallest countries have only three levels, the largest ones, e.g. [[España|Spain]] and [[Deutschland|Germany]] have eleven of them, ranging from the first divison (e.g. [[Bundesliga]] in Germany or [[Allsvenskan]] in [[Sverige|Sweden]]) to the bottom division XI (11). Note that Sweden is a special case when numbering the league levels; the first level is Allsvenskan, then come Ia to Id, then the "second" divisons IIa to IIh, and so on. So, the lowest division in Sweden, the tenth level, is actually called division IX (nine). | There are different league levels, or divisions, and a certain number of levels for each Hattrick country, depending on the number of users in that specific country. The smallest countries have only three levels, the largest ones, e.g. [[España|Spain]] and [[Deutschland|Germany]] have eleven of them, ranging from the first divison (e.g. [[Bundesliga]] in Germany or [[Allsvenskan]] in [[Sverige|Sweden]]) to the bottom division XI (11). Note that Sweden is a special case when numbering the league levels; the first level is Allsvenskan, then come Ia to Id, then the "second" divisons IIa to IIh, and so on. So, the lowest division in Sweden, the tenth level, is actually called division IX (nine). | ||
Revision as of 13:51, 4 February 2009
Introduction
A league consist of all the series belonging to one country.
There are different league levels, or divisions, and a certain number of levels for each Hattrick country, depending on the number of users in that specific country. The smallest countries have only three levels, the largest ones, e.g. Spain and Germany have eleven of them, ranging from the first divison (e.g. Bundesliga in Germany or Allsvenskan in Sweden) to the bottom division XI (11). Note that Sweden is a special case when numbering the league levels; the first level is Allsvenskan, then come Ia to Id, then the "second" divisons IIa to IIh, and so on. So, the lowest division in Sweden, the tenth level, is actually called division IX (nine).
Each league has one National Team and one National Team U20, as well as one or two participants in Hattrick Masters.
See Also
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