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Old Version, Revived AGAIN
Posted by
1okaylady
(TD) 29 Aug 2006 9:41pm
HELLO GIN TOURNEY PLAYERS....Good NEWS....
The best 2 of 3 game tourneys have returned.
and this is how they work.
They are single elimination.
Brackets are given as usual.
First player in pair sets the table.
*****After the first game is completed, the td gets a notice of the games winner, and the players will play another game with the same opponent. If the opponent wins the second game, a tiebreaking game is played....If the first winner prevails, the one player is dismissed and the winner of the 2/3 advances as usual.
Just remember, ..THE WAIT IS LONGER AND THE TOURNEY LASTS LONGER...
We ask that if you are a slower player, please try in all your best to speed up, even a little, to keep the flow of the tourney going smoothly. Even the slower players don't like the long waits. So if all work together, these can be really fun......And it gives all, time to get to know each other, if you have a bye or are waiting for an opponent.
Games will be 100 pt settings, at least mine,
Come give these a try.....
one addition
Posted by
MAB
(moderator) 1 Sep 2006 2:07pm
....a new table is to be set for each game. This table will be set for the second game by the non-setter. If a tiebreaker is necessary that table should be set by the original setter. 
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