Tournament seeding scenarios

Atlantic Division
Justin (8-4) — Has clinched No. 1 seed
Paul (6-6) — Can clinch No. 2 seed with a win vs. Justin AND a Phil loss. (Phil owns head-to-head tiebreaker.)
Phil (6-6) — Can clinch No. 2 seed with a win vs. Derick OR a Paul loss. (Phil owns head-to-head tiebreaker.)
Derick (5-7) — Can force as much as a four-way tie by beating Phil. See below for head-to-head. Would be eliminated with a loss to Phil and a Matt win.
Matt (5-7) — Best scenario is a win vs. Richard and a Derick loss, resulting in No. 4 seed. Would be virtually eliminated with a loss to Richard. In that situation, would need a Derick loss, and the tiebreaker would go to most points (Derick 1069, Matt 982)

Head-to-head:
Paul — 0-2 vs. Phil, 1-1 vs. Derick, 2-0 vs. Matt
Phil — 2-0 vs. Paul, 1-0 vs. Derick, 0-2 vs. Matt
Derick — 1-1 vs. Paul, 0-1 vs. Phil, 1-1 vs. Matt
Matt — 0-2 vs. Paul, 2-0 vs. Phil, 1-1 vs. Derick

If there’s a four-way tie, the four teams would all be 3-3 vs. the others, so it would come down to most points scored. Through Game 12, points are as follows: Paul 1185, Phil 1173, Derick 1069, Matt 982


Coastal Division
Bernie (10-2) — Has clinched No. 1 seed
Richard (7-5) — Has clinched No. 2 seed (owns tiebreaker vs. Geoffrey).
Geoffrey (6-6) — Has virtually locked up No. 3 seed because tiebreaker vs. Gabe would go to points (Geoffrey 1329, Gabe 1174).
Gabe (5-7) — Could work up to No. 3 seed only by beating Geoffrey by 156 points.
Mike (2-10) — Eliminated from playoff contention