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tourneys please would like some responses
Posted by
MrTimmy
(VIP) 19 Apr 2005 10:36pm
lol i guess i just noticed that you can do entry fees of half a ticket .5 tix, so what i am going to do is run a weekly tourney for all players to join, hoping to get new tourney comers with this low entry fee =) what i would like to know is what day and time works best for this weekly tourney, keep in mind i work till 6 pm and it is required that we advertise for a hour before the tourney so the soonest i can run a tourney during the week is 7 pm please respond everyone can help get the tourneys going and this is one way you can help
thanks
MrTimmy
aka matt
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Posted by
(VIP) 20 Apr 2005 12:28pm
'If you run it, I'll be there'..... my West coast time (3 hours earlier) just means I have to juggle my dinner & related chores. But you know, I don't think it's so much the price of entry that intimidates new players so much as the high rating of some of the competitors. (Just my 2 cents worth). Has Game Colony figured out a way to allow tourneys for different skill levels? -Judy-
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(VIP) 24 May 2005 8:31pm
i believe that what canastaforfun is 1hundred right,there should be tourneys for high rank and some for low rank and i bet you will have more players cause like me i always check names and ranks if there is high one i won,t play,the high rankers has there time with big pots,for us lower rankers we should just have tourneys,that cost-1-2-3-4-5-tixs if any one wants to play with the higher rankers would be up to the TD,but i think we should be separeted,have our own tourneys with low ranks and maybe you will get more players for the smaller,tourneys,like 3000-3500-4000-5000, thye would feel they would have more of a chance winning ty,chippie_cheeks
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