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WHAT KIND OF TOURNEY WOULD YOU LIKE?
Posted by
Dreal
(VIP) 1 Jul 2005 7:14pm
WE TD TRY OUR BEST TO MAKE EVERY ONE HAPPY.I KNOW IT IS HARD. PLEASE LET US KNOW WHAT KIND OF TOURNEY WOULD YOU LIKE AND WHEN IS BEST FOR ALL TO PARTICIPATE. SO THAT WE CAN TRY OUR BEST TO MAKE OUR PLAYERS HAPPY. THANK YOU ALL DREAL
Idea maybe
Posted by
StarForce49_xyi
(VIP) 5 Jul 2005 12:48am
How about trying 8:30pm or 10 pm 200 pts (9) 5pts with spinner, one single elimination and the other D/E. Single elim for 4 tix and D/E for 5 tix and see how they go. Set them for a few weeks so people look for them. maybe monday tuesday and wednesday but don't conflict with other tourneys in case some of them will play. Biggs would like to play dominoes as well so she can if u host.
Just a thought.
Tourney without ticket entry
Posted by
halding_2
7 Jul 2005 12:35pm
Well, a long shot it may be, but I hope that GC will open a tournament with free entrance. This will afford players a chance to win a blue colored name.
Hi Halding
Posted by
(VIP) 9 Aug 2005 12:46am
Sorry but I support GC on this one. You can put in 6 tix and then play in the many 1 tix tourneys around. There are even 1/2 tix games to play other players once in a while. It's a bit much to ask someone else to put up prize money if u won't put up anything. Try the 6 tix and keep it low and have fun.
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