Today I and the 8 yo son of a friend played football (soccer) against my friend and my 8 yo son. It worked really well.
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I saw it more as: more learning when you split the families. Maybe because humans pay more attention/learn more in unfamiliar situation.
I don't think it's about familiarity. People are more likely to be well-behaved in social situations, and thus play more cooperatively.
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But I agree it's about more learning, that seems to be the point of the exercise.
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If that’s all there is to it, then Aa vs Bb would be as good, no?
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I don't think so. You are held accountable for selfish play by your teammate, not by the other team.
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