EPTSince a lot of people here know a lot about proteams or have organized teams in the past, how should I go about hosting a ranking tournament?
How do ranking tournaments usually work?
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Loser777
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Since a lot of people here know a lot about proteams or have organized teams in the past, how should I go about hosting a ranking tournament? | ||
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Loser777
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On November 08 2010 11:13 vica wrote: No idea what you mean by a ranking tournament. Do you mean a tournament based on your rank? Meaning you're assigned ranks, or are seeded? Or do you mean that you're having a tournament where you will get seeded for future tournaments. The second option... people want to know where they are in terms of skill level, and I want to know because I'm not going to give board positions to people who do not know how to play at all. | ||
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RyuChus
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EDIT: You could also do a king of the hill thing. Sort of like... Let's say. You have 8 people in your club. That means there's the D Players, C Players, B, A. So on. So all of you will play games, and if you win, you move up a spot, if you lose, you move down a spot. You can play like, 6 games. Then wherever you are on the hill, or ladder or whatever, that is your ranking. | ||
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Loser777
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On November 08 2010 14:10 ReketSomething wrote: Believe me. For a ranking tournament, a swiss tournament is the best way to go. Its BY FAR the best for ranking with the least amount of games played. What exactly is a swiss tournament? | ||
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A Round-robin | ||
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