perhaps they have a sudden death play? lol
Too many tiebreak advances?
One question is whether it is better or worse to keep the same groups in your case. Perhaps a change of opponents would eliminate some people. Or perhaps keeping the same opponents would allow a player to find a winning deviation from the prior game.
Given the % done value, I suspect that this is the last round. I have no idea how the code handles this, to assign first place - I guess it is based on points you get in the last round? I hope it doesn't use tiebreakers too literally since one of the groups has 3 people and one has 2.
What happens in a multi-round tournament if (for example) everybody from one round advances to the next round, because of tiebreaks? Is there a fixed number of rounds depending on the initial variables? This is currently happening in the tournament Englund Gambit Open. It is listed as 94% completed even though the previous round didn't eliminate anybody. http://www.chess.com/tournament/englund-gambit---open