TISC Team Challenge Guidelines
The TISC Team Challenge consists of 12 teams of 3 members each and the host, Denmark, as a joker. Each team is named after an artist or band who have previously represented Denmark in TISC. Each team will additionally get the oppertunity to experience the hometown of the artist or band their team is named after.
The competition will be held in a relay format of 3 legs and each leg will consist of a pair from each team. Leg 1 will involve the votes of the juries positioned 1-13 in the voting order; leg 2 will include those juries positioned 14-25; leg 3 spans the votes of juries located 26-37 in the time schedule.
There will be one pair consisting of two members from each team which can score on each leg. Only the score of the pair taking part in that specific leg will count towards the team competition.
Pairs
Team
1st Leg
2nd Leg
3rd Leg
Jørgensen
Great Britain + Portugal
Croatia + Portugal
Croatia + GreatBritain
Dinesen
Chile + Mexico
P.R. of China + Mexico
P.R. of China + Chile
Volbeat
Canada + Indonesia
Netherlands + Indonesia
Netherlands + Canada
Communions
Slovenia + Sweden
Lithuania + Sweden
Lithuania + Slovenia
Myrkur
Kazakhstan + India
Algeria + India
Algeria + Kazakhstan
Sort Sol
Spain + France
Hungary + France
Hungary + Spain
Raveonettes
Norway + New Zealand
Italy + New Zealand
Italy + Norway
Herman
Brazil + Argentina
Moldova + Argentina
Moldova + Brazil
Dickow
Slovakia + Finland
Malta + Finland
Malta + Slovakia
Kashmir
Romania + Poland
Greece + Poland
Greece + Romania
Mew
Ireland + Australia
Tunisia + Australia
Tunisia + Ireland
Blaue Blume
Egypt + Serbia
United States + Serbia
United States + Egypt
Denmark
Example: Each team consists of 3 members, A,B and C. Team member A is positioned 1-13, B is 14-25 and C is 26-37 in the voting order.
Leg 1: consists of the votes of National Juries #1-13 (member A votes)
B and C compete as doubles partners on this leg
Leg 2: consists of the votes of National Juries #14-25 (member B votes)
A and C compete as doubles partners on this leg
Leg 3: consists of the votes of National Juries #26-37 (member C votes)
A and B compete as doubles partners on this leg
The host nation, Denmark, will act as a joker. The host nation will not take part on any team, but its vote will count towards the team competition. This means if member B or C of a team gets one or more points from Denmark then those points will count towards the score of that team on that leg. Additionally, if any member's national jury has awarded any points to the Danish entry, the member will, regardless of any of the rules stated above, receive the same amount of points back which will count towards the team competiton. These bonus points are named "schmooze points", a.k.a. "thanks-for-voting-on-Denmark-here-are-some-points-just-because-the-host-jury-thinks-you-deserve-them points".
After all legs are completed, the team with the highest total team score will be deemed the winner. In the event that 2 or more teams are tied for one or more positions at the end of the contest, the total score of the 2 highest scoring pairs on each team will be used to break the tie. If there is still a tie, the highest scoring pair of each team will decide the any-tiebreaker. If after that the tie remains, then the teams will be deemed to have tied for the same position and no further tie-breaks will apply.