So the way I did it was I flop all voters that are unaffiliated with C's competitors (So D, and E, but not B and A because A is winning and B is tied). No one that voted for either D or E placed a conditional to C, so they don't get any from there. Then, I did the same thing for B. The difference is that B did have a conditional flop from one of its non competitors (again, D or E votes only) from CappenVarra, this puts B at 6 votes and C at 5 votes. From there, B is beating C, so I took the conditional votes that were C > B and flopped them over to B. If the situation was reversed, then C would have got all the conditional votes you spoilered above. If there was no D or E vote to break the tie between C and B, then I wouldn't count their conditionals as both have an equal chance of winning, and the vote wold be sitting at 5 and 5 with A winning by however much it is right now.For example... why do you flop votes away from C when it and B both have 5 votes? There is an equal chance Kalarion, baud and Tigranes flop to C, making it win.
Show Spoiler Kalarion - B > C
baud - B > C > A
Tigranes - B > E > C
It's between A, B and C in equal measure, and you don't flop contenders that have a chance of winning.
The system makes sense and it's completely objective and fair, it's just hard to follow sometimes. I checked all the votes though and everything is correct, conditionals included. Feel free to double check if you wish. 18 people voted this cycle, there are 36 votes in the first category (divide by two since everyone had two options which gives you 18), 18 votes in the second category, and 17 votes in the third because Absinthe said he's fine with everything that's not E, so he does not have a vote.