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8-Team Consolation Bracket with 3rd Place: Free Printable PDF

This 8-team consolation bracket is a free printable single elimination PDF that adds a third place game, so the two semifinal losers play for third while the finalists play for the title. It runs 3 rounds plus the third place game and is ideal for tournaments that award a bronze medal or trophy.

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8-Team Consolation Bracket: Quick Facts

8 team consolation bracket

Last updated: July 13, 2026

  • Format: single elimination plus a third place game
  • Teams: 8
  • Main rounds: 3
  • Extra game: third place (the two semifinal losers)
  • Includes: full bracket and a third place game slot

How the Consolation and Third Place Game Work

The main bracket is a standard single elimination that takes 8 teams through 3 rounds to a final. The twist is the third place game: the two teams that lose in the semifinals drop into a separate consolation match to decide third place. This gives losing semifinalists one more game and lets your event award both a champion and a third place finisher.

8-Team Consolation Bracket: FAQ

What is a consolation bracket?

A consolation bracket gives teams that lose a chance to keep playing for placement. In this version, the two semifinal losers meet in a third place game.

Who plays in the third place game?

The two teams that lose in the semifinals. The winner of that game finishes third.

How many games are in a 8-team consolation bracket?

The main single elimination has 7 games, plus one third place game, for 8 games total.

Is the printable free?

Yes. The 8-team consolation bracket PDF is free to download, print, and reuse.

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