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Please note settings before joining tourney
Posted by
utahma
(TD) 2 Dec 2006 3:24pm
Just wanted to remind all players, old and new, to make sure you want to play the tourney in which you are joining. On our tourney page everything is listed - how many tix, single/double elimination, etc. You are joining of your own free will, and it isn't really very nice to complete your tourney and then complain because the settings weren't to your liking. Settings don't change from the time you "sign up" to tourney time.......you get what you pay for, so to speak.
So I am asking all of you to please read through the tourney settings before joining. And if you join one but then decide you don't want to play, simply ask TD to out you and I am sure they will be happy to oblige.
Thanks so much, and have a great day!
Ma
just to clarify....
Posted by
utahma
(TD) 2 Dec 2006 3:25pm
When I mentioned asking your TD to "out" you after you sign up, this must be done BEFORE start of tournament when the brackets go up. Please don't wait until tourney has begun - then it is too late.  thanks again,
Ma
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