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Posted by
jethrotulll
(VIP) 3 Mar 2008 8:11am
Does the computer generate the payouts for a certain tournament or does the TD? I recently heard about one that had 9 payers at $3Tix and the payouts were 4.5 tix for 1st and 2.5 tix for second. $27Tix and the winning pool was $7Tix?
can't happen
Posted by
MAB
(moderator) 3 Mar 2008 10:41am
The tournament system generates the payout for tournaments and is always correct.
The payout you noted in your post might have happened somewhere but it sure didn't happen in a GameColony tournament. 
WRONG TIX AMOUNT SET BY TD
Posted by
DonL
(TD) 4 Mar 2008 11:50pm
Hi jethro i know what happened......the tds set the tix amount for each tournament and in the tournament your talking about the td forgot to set it to 3 tix so it only cost 1 tix to enter.The td may advertise it as a 3 tix tournament but if it wasn't set that way then it will only be a 1 tix tournament. So please watch for both tix amount and single or double elimination, and if any players see an error plz let the td know right away so we can fix it.
Your friendly TD, DonL
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