Who It Is For
It works well for fans making predictions, discussing possible brackets with friends, or trying to understand the new tournament format faster.
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Simulador del Mundial
Ingresa marcadores por partido y actualiza en vivo grupos y eliminatorias.
What This Simulator Helps You Do
The knockout simulator is built for testing how a 48-team World Cup can flow from group standings into the knockout bracket. It helps answer questions like which half of the bracket a team enters if it finishes second, or how best-third ordering changes possible matchups.
What To Pair It With
Use standings first to confirm likely qualifiers, then return here to set placements and best-third order before checking fixtures again.
How To Read The Output
The result is a rule-based bracket projection, not a probability engine and not an official forecast.
1Top 2 Grupos
2Mejores terceros
3Eliminatorias
Historial local
Actualizacion automatica de la version actual (borrador)
Sin versiones aun. Se guardara automaticamente.
Paso 1: Top dos por grupo
Los dos primeros se seleccionan por defecto. Arrastra para cambiar el orden.
Grupo A
Mexico
Corea del Sur
Chequia
SudafricaGrupo B
Suiza
Canada
Catar
Bosnia y HerzegovinaGrupo C
Brasil
Marruecos
Escocia
HaitiGrupo D
Estados Unidos
Turquia
Australia
ParaguayGrupo E
Alemania
Ecuador
Costa de Marfil
CurazaoGrupo F
Paises Bajos
Japon
Suecia
TunezGrupo G
Belgica
Iran
Egipto
Nueva ZelandaGrupo H
Espana
Uruguay
Arabia Saudi
Cabo VerdeGrupo I
Francia
Senegal
Noruega
IrakGrupo J
Argentina
Austria
Argelia
JordaniaGrupo K
Portugal
Colombia
RD del Congo
UzbekistanGrupo L
Inglaterra
Croacia
Panama
GhanaRecommended Workflow
- Decide your likely group winners, runners-up, and third-placed qualifiers first.
- Enter the best-third order you want to test.
- Check whether the bracket creates early heavyweight clashes or an easier half for certain teams.
Simulator FAQ
Is the simulator showing win probability?
No. It is a rules-based bracket mapping tool that shows how different group outcomes feed into knockout pairings.
Why does best-third ordering matter so much?
Because in a 48-team tournament, the ranking of third-placed qualifiers changes several Round of 32 pairings and can reshape the path for major teams.
When is this page most useful?
It becomes most valuable in the middle and late group stage, once likely qualifiers are visible but the bracket still feels uncertain.