Alternate weekly tournaments for pro and amateur players?

Discussion about online/offline tournaments.

Should the weekly tournaments be split into pro tournaments and amateur tournaments?

Yes
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No
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Jussi Koskela
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Alternate weekly tournaments for pro and amateur players?

Post by Jussi Koskela »

Yesterday there were over 160 players in the Wednesday tournament and it was pretty difficult for many players to qualify even once, so I was thinking if we should split the weekly tournaments into:
  1. Tournament A, open to all players
  2. Tournament B, open to players with rating less than 1000
What do think?
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Post by Krzysztof Niechcial »

Jussi Koskela wrote:Yesterday there were over 160 players in the Wednesday tournament and it was pretty difficult for many players to qualify even once, so I was thinking if we should split the weekly tournaments into:
  1. Tournament A, open to all players
  2. Tournament B, open to players with rating less than 1000
What do think?
Jussi very good idea.
Otherwise i really can't understand why Man who make this game have a big big big problems with top100 in every competition ? :P
You know this game like nobody
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Krzysztof Niechcial wrote: Otherwise i really can't understand why Man who make this game have a big big big problems with top100 in every competition ? :P
You know this game like nobody
I haven't had any time to practice lately. :wink:
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Post by raphael22 »

Good idea
Jussi Koskela wrote:Yesterday there were over 160 players in the Wednesday tournament and it was pretty difficult for many players to qualify even once, so I was
[*]Tournament B, open to players with rating less than 1000[/list]

What do think?
I suggest 1100
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Post by cruzzz112 »

This is good but every player could be jump only in Tournament A or B, not in A and B, you know what i speak? My english is bad :D
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Post by Bartek Palewicz »

cruzzz112 wrote:This is good but every player could be jump only in Tournament A or B, not in A and B, you know what i speak? My english is bad :D
Of course. You mean that players with rating 1000+ couldn't play in the tournament for players with rating less than 1000. I absolutely agree with that.
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Post by adin »

raphael22 wrote:Good idea
Jussi Koskela wrote:Yesterday there were over 160 players in the Wednesday tournament and it was pretty difficult for many players to qualify even once, so I was
[*]Tournament B, open to players with rating less than 1000[/list]

What do think?
I suggest 1100
I agree with you.
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Re: Alternate weekly tournaments for pro and amateur players

Post by Jussi Koskela »

I have now setup separate servers for the pro and the amateur players. This applies to Wednesday, Saturday and Marathon tournaments. The A-tournaments are open to everyone and the B-tournaments open to players with a rating below 1100. We can still adjust the rating limit if the number of players on the servers won't be balanced.
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Post by oivy »

Jussi, I think that Tournament B should be for the rating of 1000, because 1000 points is the starting amount and the number is a good range. In my opinion 1000 -: Tournament B, 1000 +: Pro;]
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Post by Jussi Koskela »

The average rating of all players is 1000, but let's try it with the limit of 1100 first. My reasoning was that since Tournament A is open to everyone it will attract also some players with rating less than 1100. And the best players are always the most active ones. So, a limit bit higher than the average could result well-balanced tournaments.
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Post by Miika Töyräskoski »

if the rating will rise over 1100 during the tournament to continue, or be forced out?

(sorry my bad english)
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Post by Jussi Koskela »

Miika Töyräskoski wrote:if the rating will rise over 1100 during the tournament to continue, or be forced out?
No. The rating limit is checked only when you enter the tournament.
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Post by EgyLynx »

so there cam so called coc cups... Why not also L cups?
Anyway... this game there not difference at boy <> girl...
they are same line all...
...Selection in progress...
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Re: Alternate weekly tournaments for pro and amateur players

Post by Jussi Koskela »

Any comments how the A/B split worked?
At least I enjoyed jumping in Tournament B a lot.
Some players were already suggesting that we should have tournaments in three different levels.
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