Information on the tournament:<br/><br/>The Summer Open Qualifiers that the game focuses on take place on six different tournament sites.  Each site has a few stadiums that the fights take place in, as well as a few other services - Pokecenters, restaurants, convenience stores, and the like.  Most also have a sports bar or two that are showing the fights live, for those that would rather not sit in a crowded stadium.  The tournament sites are connected to each other through an underground rail system.<br/><br/>The tournament sites are generally isolated, aside from the rail system.  There's a few small towns near some of them, but nothing large.  In other words, there's plenty of untamed wilderness out there for any tamers that want to search for more pokegirls, or test their harem's skill against a feral.<br/><br/>Currently (as of the start of the game), the tournament is still two days away.  While there aren't any official fights going on, the stadiums are free to use for practicing or sparring, though anyone is welcome to watch the participants practice - and some are doing just that, to try and get an upper hand should they end up fighting against the one they're watching.<br/><br/>The tournament itself will take up to seven days to complete, with the first five days dedicated to ranking rounds.  The tamers with the best record at the end of the ranking fights will be placed in a smaller single-elimination bracket.  There are technically two different tournaments going on, one dedicated to normal fights and the other focused on sex battles, though tamers are welcome to enter both tournaments if they want.<br/><br/>Both types of fights are 3 against 3, and continue until one Tamer has recalled all of his Pokegirls.  Tamers are forced to recall a Pokegirl if she faints, but can recall her early if he wishes, although once a Pokegirl is recalled she can't be sent out again.