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TPA6 Regulations
All TPA6 Tournaments must begin with the TPA introduction:
This is a Tournament Players Association Year 6 [TPA6] event, and is governed by its rules, guidelines, and judgments which are detailed here: http://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewto ... 9&t=207126
All are welcome to join and participate in the association. You do not need to do anything more than join one or more of the TPA6 events that will be announced on Mondays. Check back on the scoreboard to see how you're doing:
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This is a Tournament Players Association Year 6 [TPA6] event, and is governed by its rules, guidelines, and judgments which are detailed here: https://www.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=89&t=215395
All are welcome to join and participate in the association. You do not need to do anything more than join one or more of the TPA6 events that will be announced on Mondays. Check back on the scoreboard to see how you're doing:
All are welcome to join and participate in the association. You do not need to do anything more than join one or more of the TPA6 events that will be announced on Mondays. Check back on the scoreboard to see how you're doing:
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There are 2 Major tournaments, 6 Premier tournaments, and 12 Standard tournaments - 20 in total.
There will possibly be an All-Star Event that will be held over the Winter Break
The two major events are the Grand Slam events of the TPA6 and as such, all serious contenders should join them. This year all tournaments will count toward the scoreboard.
There will possibly be an All-Star Event that will be held over the Winter Break
The two major events are the Grand Slam events of the TPA6 and as such, all serious contenders should join them. This year all tournaments will count toward the scoreboard.
- Set 1
- October 26 - Standard Tournament - MC's Gunfight at the OK Corral - 1 vs 1 by mcshanester29
- November 9 - Premier Tournament - Masters of Terminator - Terminator by anamainiacks
- November 23 - Standard Tournament - Mad Jukebox - Doubles by Mad777
- December 7 - Standard Tournament - Suplajz, it's Murica! - Triples by benga
- December 21 - Premier Tournament - They call Me, AssAssIn - Assassin by Silly Knig-it
- January 4 - Standard Tournament - Birth of a Subway - Quads by Silly Knig-it
- January 18 - Major Tournament - DKs CSFR 09 -- Ceske Budejovice - Standard by Dukasaur
- Set 2
- February 1 - Standard Tournament - NYC Gangs - Quads by benga
- February 8 - Premier Tournament -Fairball - Standard by Silly Knig-it
- February 22 - Standard Tournament - Secret Partner - Assassin by benga
- March 7 - Standard Tournament - Teach me how you play that map - Triples by ancessus
- March 21 - Standard Tournament - Age of Polymorphs - Polymorphic by DaveH
- April 4 - Premier Tournament - random 1v1 - 1 vs 1 by shoop76
- April 11 - Premier Tournament - Doubles Central America - Dubs by General Bax
- Set 3
- April 25 - Standard Tournament - Chinese Assassin - Assassin by Silly Knig-it
- May 2 - Major Tournament - bengas 100th for 100 - Terminator by benga
- May 16 - Premier Tournament - Galactic Alliance III - Trips by Teflon Kris
- May 23 - Standard Tournament - Chap's Chinese Checkers: Polymorph Dubs Robin Style - Polymorphic by chapcrap
- June 6- Standard Tournament - Omaha Beach - Standard by Dukasaur
- June 13 - Standard Tournament - Josko's Tyddliwinks-Beat 5 Times Title Holder - 1 v 1 by josko.ri
Tournament Types And Breakdown
Major Tournaments must require the winning player or team to have a minimum of 50 games in a league type tournament or 50 planned player eliminations in an individual elimination type tournament i.e. 50 individual games; 25 doubles games etc.
Premier tournaments have between 32 and 49 planned games/player eliminations.
Standard tournaments have between 16 and 31 planned games/player eliminations.
Should any tournament not meet the planned number of players joining it, we will either reclassify it or allow it to run as was originally planned. The CC player minimum number restrictions must always be met of course.
Premier tournaments have between 32 and 49 planned games/player eliminations.
Standard tournaments have between 16 and 31 planned games/player eliminations.
Should any tournament not meet the planned number of players joining it, we will either reclassify it or allow it to run as was originally planned. The CC player minimum number restrictions must always be met of course.
Scoring System
Major tournaments will have 2,000 points for 1st place; Premier, 1,000 points and Standard, 500 points.
For all other places, the number of points earned (P) will be determined by the following formula which includes the number of players/teams (n) and the player's position (x). Points will be rounded down.
For Major tournaments
If n>128: P = 2000n/128x
If n<128 or n=128: 2000/x
For Premier tournaments
If n>64: P = 1000n/64x
If n<64 or n=64: 1000/x
For Standard tournaments
If n>32: P = 500n/32x
If n<32 or n=32: 500/x
If players are tied then they will each receive the average of the total number of points they would have received had they not tied.
On completion of their tournament, organizers should just provide the finishing order and the above points will be calculated as part of the master scoreboard updating.
For all other places, the number of points earned (P) will be determined by the following formula which includes the number of players/teams (n) and the player's position (x). Points will be rounded down.
For Major tournaments
If n>128: P = 2000n/128x
If n<128 or n=128: 2000/x
For Premier tournaments
If n>64: P = 1000n/64x
If n<64 or n=64: 1000/x
For Standard tournaments
If n>32: P = 500n/32x
If n<32 or n=32: 500/x
If players are tied then they will each receive the average of the total number of points they would have received had they not tied.
On completion of their tournament, organizers should just provide the finishing order and the above points will be calculated as part of the master scoreboard updating.
Sanctioning
To be sanctioned as a TPA event, tournaments must:
- Follow all CC tournament requirements;
- Have no point restrictions (although they may require premium membership);
- Have an organizer who has successfully run previous CC tournaments, is committed to running this one through and has not been replaced as a TO for any tournament during the preceding 12 months;
- Allow for at least 16 single players, 8 doubles teams, etc.
- TO agrees not to send to any sort of "list" for the first 48 hours of sign ups to allow all players fair entry;
- TO's agree that for all sanctioned events that players will be accepted in the order in which they sign up regardless of all banned lists that a particular TO may have.
- TO's agree not to publish their tournament before before the date specified, which will always be a Monday.
Joining Tournaments
To join any tournament, all players must sign up in the usual manner.
Exemptions and Reserves
The tournament organizer and one winner (or individual players of the winning team) of any previous tournament of the same title may be included in the player joiner list. All other spots must be open for sign ups.
Reserve policies are at the discretion of the tournament organizer. Reserves will receive all final points due. Players who do not continue in a tournament will not receive any points.
Reserve policies are at the discretion of the tournament organizer. Reserves will receive all final points due. Players who do not continue in a tournament will not receive any points.
Prizes
TPA6 Winner - 2500 Credits
TPA6 Runner up - 1250 Credits
TPA6 3rd Place - 750 Credits
TPA6 4th Place - 500 Credits
Major Tournaments - TO receives 100 credits for running and completing
Premier Tournaments - TO receives 50 credits for running and completing
Standard Tournaments - TO receives 25 credits for running and completing
TPA6 Runner up - 1250 Credits
TPA6 3rd Place - 750 Credits
TPA6 4th Place - 500 Credits
Major Tournaments - TO receives 100 credits for running and completing
Premier Tournaments - TO receives 50 credits for running and completing
Standard Tournaments - TO receives 25 credits for running and completing
