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Emne: it's now a 16 player pente single elim. tourney
I had started a 32 person single elimination tourney for open pente, small pente, Pente, and Keryo pente which I opened up to all of BK. The tournament was a two wins match format with a total time of 16 days allowed for the whole game and was supposed to start November 15, 2008! SPP, All Te Games, 16 Day game, Single elimination, Rated
Since none of the tournaments had a signup of 32 players I've asked Fencer to lower the required number of players to 16! The tournament will be deleted in 24 days if 16 players do not sign up. We're really close on the "pente" tourney and about halfway there on the the other variants. Please consider signing up if you haven't done so already. Thanks! -Brf
Emne: 32 player pente single elim. tourney, NOV 15!
I have started a 32 person single elimination tourney for open pente, small pente, Pente, and Keryo pente. This is open to the whole world (otherwise I don't think we'd get all 32 folks. it's a two wins match format with a total time of 16 days allowed for the whole game The tourney starts November 15, 2008! here's the link Pente+, 32plr, Single elim, 2 win match,16day game
Emne: 7 hours left until 2008 Tourney begins, please sign up!
Brf's St Patty's Day Tourney 2007 has finished!Just in Time for - Brf's St. Patty's Day Tourney 2008 I will be offering 50$ US to the winner, if you like pente please consider joining it's open to everyone! There are only 7 hours left to signup! 87 people have already joined out of the top 100 players and it looks to be a really fun tourney! Last years tourney was a bit long I felt with 3 day moves (11Months) For this years tournament, I've lowered time limit to 2 Day moves!
Good Luck to all Players entered in this years tournament, I look forward to playing you across the board. -Brf
Brf's St Patty's Day Tourney 2007 has finished!Just in Time for - Brf's St. Patty's Day Tourney 2008 I will be offering 50$ US to the winner, if you like pente please consider joining it's open to everyone! The Last day to signup is March 17th 2008. The 2007 Tourney was alot of fun but a bit long at 3 day moves (11Months) I've lowered it to 2 day moves this time! Good Luck to all entrants! Also, if you are really serious about pente consider joining the Serious Pente Players Fellowship
Good Luck to all Players, I look forward to playing you across the board. -Brf
Pls sign up -> 700 ;) single elimination for 8, F/C 3/0.8/15 Anty Line4 - 2 Linetris - 1 Small Pente - 1 Small Keryo Pente - 2 Open Keryo Pente - 1 Five in Line Pro - 3 Five in Line Swap - 2 Lines of Action - 1 Battleboats - 2
redfrog: That would be pretty sweet! I'm a bit disappointed though - same number of people want to see you as want to see me! And here I thought they'd have taste...
Are you interested in a live, across-the-board, pente tournament? A handful of players well- connected in the online pente community are putting together a live pente tournament sometime in 2008. The orgnanizers are asking people to answer a few questions in an online poll to better understand where and when the tournament would be the biggest success. Help us out! Visit the following site to submit your feedback:
Sign the guestbook while you are there so we have some idea who has voted in the survey. Feel free to browse the site while you are there (not much to it, the poll is what's important right now) and check back later for results. Further announcements will be made here and on other sites when details are available.
Some legwork for this tournament has already been done, and we're confident that there is sufficient interest to have a really exciting tournament with top-level play and a gathering of players from all over the internet. Stay tuned!
"OctaPente #1 of 8 Single elimination pente, first 8 players. Winner of this tourny won't be allowed in the next 7... Winner of #2 of 8 can't play in the next 6... and so on until there are 8 tourneys done, and 8 different winners, who will be invited to the Grand OctaPente tourney... Good luck! let's see if this works... Enjoy!"
And a big CONGRATS to the winners round 1...
Pente ----------------------Fstop Keryo Pente ---------------Fstop Small Pente ----------------Fstop Small Keryo Pente ---------Fstop Open Pente ----------------jryden Open Keryo Pente ---------Fstop
Now before we begin Octapente the second, a bit of a change from the first. The first followed a theme of "8's". Thus 8 days and 8 hours per turn. It took not quite a year and a half to finish, but close. At that rate, it will be somewhere around 10 years before the Grand Octapente Finale. From here on out, it's 2 days per turn, standard vacation. Special congrats to Fstop for a near sweep, and special thanks to jryden for stopping him!
Fencer, every section's winner in this tournament is determined: Brf's St. Patrick's Day Pente Tournament Can you please start the next round. It is very frustrating to pawns (and everyone else too) to be stuck in a tournament that could be progressing, but is not.
Ladies and Gents - It seems the next evolution of f/s team play is upon us. I have created a new f/s Plente's Evil Twin Brother - the purpose being to increase team challenge opportunity. Any Plente member interested in frequent play may participate. Once enough members have joined (at least 8) then we will split the teams fairly - a minimum of 4 on the Twin Team - and 4 on Plente's team - maybe much more and much bigger!!
Im posting this here - not as an effort to take members away from existing teams - when it comes to team tournaments from fencer - i would fully expect that players will leave and go back to their home to play.... the bonus is - you can leave a team - and finish those matches - and rejoin your own and still play....
you could even join up - get started - and leave to go back and participate in your own f/s team challenges - its impossible to be on two teams at the same time - so we never have to worry about playing ourselves!!! lol
Brf: the 30 day countdown to my tournament Brf's St. Patrick's Day Pente Tournament has begun. We have 56 players signed up so far and I'd love to see more. If you haven't done so and have been thinking about it please sign up. We currently have over 56 people signed up as of now and I'd love to see this grow to a hundred or more. Don't be shy, I'd love to see you across the board. -Brf
I will be offering 50$ US to the winner, if you like pente please consider joining it's open to everyone! Last day to signup is March 16th 2007! Good luck to all Entrants! (and if you are really serious about pente) go ahead and join the serious pente players fellowship Serious Pente Players
Hello, everybody, my name is Karl and I'm hosting a pente tournament at pente.org. The only requirements for signing up are you have to have an established rating, which is achieved by playing 20 rated games. Those of you interested in finding out more, go to http://pente.org/gameServer/tournaments/. Hope to see you there!
I'm a new member still poking around when I have extra time. Just found this discussion board, and through it the whole "team pente" thing. Sounds like fun! In fact, the idea of joining one of these fellowships is my motivation to upgrade my membership now rather than waiting.
After I do that, if anyone can use me on a team I'm happy to join. I trust I will figure out the confusion of these "fellowships" in due time. I swear I'm a decent pente player even though I have no ranking here.
There are only three days left to sign up for the team Pente tournament. I would like to see a few more teams join in. If you're an individual looking for a team, or a captain looking for one or two more players, post here. Good luck to all.
Richard III: Sorry for the slow response :0 but D-pente was suggested by Don Banks of Canada. Gary suggested G-pente (see where D and G come from :) G-pente simply increases the restriction on P1's second move -- that move may NOT be to N10, K7, G10, or K12. I like D-pente much better because it has much greater opening possibilities. -Mark
Hey all - if you are interested in some quality pente playin.... check out Plente o' Pente
We have recently refocused on learning and just having fun - there will be tournys posted for a variety of skill levels - plus learning tournys that are unrated.... all are welcome....
pentejr: I am captain of the team, once again. Since my membership expired, I was automatically booted. The smack talking is cracking me way up. It's getting close to time for SPP team to whoop some ass.
Hey Snut are you playing on your own team or what Im about to challenge the Un Serious pente team to a match but 5 players against our 6 , 7 or 8 is not much of a match *Get it together old bud
Yes, player one sets up the 1st 4 stones (2 of each color) then player 2 gets to chose which side to play. The rest of the game is pente. The point is that if player one sets it up right player 2 will have a real difficult time determining which side has an advantage, making the game play from that position very interesting. the shapes of the 1st 4 stones and the resulting game can be extremely varied.
Richard III: Doesn't D-pente involve the option for position-swapping at some point? That does eliminate the P1 advantage, but to me, it changes the essence of the game. If there is one (or more than one) option to swap colors, then the game becomes psychological, a kind of poker-like game where the object is to trick your opponent into taking the weaker positoin. I can understand why Gary might like a game like that (he plays more than a bit of poker, I believe, as well as pente), but that doesn't look like pente anymore to me.
Thad: Ok, that makes sense, although once you introduce the possibility of a draw, it seems that the proposition hinges on a certain definition of "optimal." For instance, in chess, would it be optimal to play a move that assures you of a draw, or would it be optimal to play a move that risks losing for a chance at winning, depending on what your opponent does? Obviously, if we assume both sides are playing optimally, then you take the draw because an optimal play against your move will make you lose, if there is a chance you can. But people don't play optimally.
But you're talking theory, and I'm talking practice. Point taken.
But wouldn't a drawable version of pente be harder to master (to memorize optimal play) than a non-drawable version? I imagine (but am only guessing, having not done the analysis myself) that this slight rule change would cause most of the major lines to be re-analyzed, as the optimal play of even the most basic openings (wedge, for example) leads to very close games, if both sides play them optimally.
(gem) Hvis du er interesseret i udviklingen af en turnering du spiller i, kan du diskutere med dine modspillere i denne turnerings forum. (HelenaTanein) (vis alle tips)