I like this clear form XDLogically, it has to go both ways - there's no way around that.
Premise one: Both teams are made of players from the queue.
Premise two: Players from the queue may end up on either team.
Premise three: Every player from the queue has a skill level.
From 3 and 1 follows that both teams are made of players with a skill level. Because of 2, the players and thus their skill levels may end up on either team. What that skill level actually is doesn't matter - both teams may end up with it. Provided, of course, the premises are true.
I could go on further, because the formal proof is not yet finished
Remind me the course I took last year
Symbols will be more clear but this easier to understand
Oh the thread...
No it's easy enough
Arthur Jin
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