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25. January 2005, 12:09:30
Nirvana 

25. January 2005, 11:52:57
alexSandra 
Subject: St Patrick's Day Tournament

24. January 2005, 01:53:11
cariad 
Subject: Re:
MASTERMIND: I think I've got it now. You're saying that people create multi-nics to enter prize tournies so UE is going to sort them out before the tournies begin?

24. January 2005, 01:47:20
M&M 
And the winner of putting up the Prize tournaments are the nics joining them.

24. January 2005, 01:33:19
grenv 
Subject: Re: Re:Fellowship tournaments
Universal Eyes: I didn't successfully parse your sentences, but it seems like you are complaining that more people will sign up for a tournament if it has a prize? Maybe I just need more punctuation, but that sounds naive.

24. January 2005, 01:20:46
Bernice 
Subject: Re: Re:Fellowship tournaments
Modified by Bernice (24. January 2005, 01:21:57)
Universal Eyes: Im not offended by your "greed" analogy...but if that is the way you feel stop talking about what you have done and DON'T offer any more prizes.
That would save people from having to decipher your bletherings, and/or feeling offended.

23. January 2005, 20:31:51
Universal Eyes 
Subject: Re:Fellowship tournaments
Modified by Universal Eyes (23. January 2005, 20:41:11)
Hello i have created in my fellowships a tournament for every game that Brainking has to offer, with over 200 members and close to it in the others i would figure the numbers would by pilling up,not so, but when i put a prize tournament up it's jumped all over, on that word which i have put up several prize tournaments in the double digits it just shows there is greed involved of some of the fellowship members mainly backgammon players,therefore i will be researching for the next Backgammon prize tournament for the removal of greed.I'm sorry to anyone that is offended by this but it's my opinion and forsite of the benifits of making Brainking even more so the best gamesite on the internet.

23. January 2005, 20:25:29
rabbitoid 
Subject: Re: European Chess960 Qiuck Motivation Tournament
Universal Eyes: and if you wait some time, my guess is about 10-15 years, you might even avoid strangling with laughter at the result. currently, translators are only good as a joke

23. January 2005, 20:20:57
Universal Eyes 
Subject: Re: European Chess960 Qiuck Motivation Tournament
You could buy the book and run it through a scanner to your programs then translate it to English with one simple push of the button.

23. January 2005, 18:51:27
Chimera 
Subject: PRIZE TOURNAMENT
HAPPY VALENTINES

one year Brain Knight

23. January 2005, 02:24:25
Skyking 
Subject: New Tournaments to join

23. January 2005, 01:07:01
SMIRF Engine 
Subject: Re: European Chess960 Quick Motivation Tournament
to Fencer:
Sorry about that. Well, this book is not a top selling one, a translation would not pay at all.

22. January 2005, 19:23:04
Fencer 
Subject: Re: European Chess960 Quick Motivation Tournament
Sumerian: It's a pity there is no English version of the book.

22. January 2005, 17:40:20
SMIRF Engine 
Subject: European Chess960 Quick Motivation Tournament

22. January 2005, 14:00:44
furbster 
Subject: congrats to windy for winning the spider linetris tourney

21. January 2005, 14:17:50
furbster 
Subject: congrats to Big O for winning the spider line4 tourney

21. January 2005, 02:13:54
Stevie 
Subject: Hyper gammon
Well I have a 6 player team already...so when we gonna get a hyper team tourny then? ;o)

19. January 2005, 18:28:08
coan.net 
Subject: Re:
eagle eye: Once you are signed up, the system will not remove a user if they then change status and is out of the range of a tournament.

Now, it is up to the tournament creator if they want to remove that user before the tournament starts or not.

19. January 2005, 17:48:02
Artful Dodger 
Subject: Congratulations to Rex Nihilo for winning the
Grampa AD Loves Backgammon II Tournament

http://brainking.com/game/Tournaments?tri=17851

19. January 2005, 17:40:42
eagle eye 
If tournament is only for one Membership level and player which is already subscribed change the level, will that play able to play in that tournament or will be removed before start?
example: http://brainking.com/game/Tournaments?trg=6627&tri=24704&trnst=0

17. January 2005, 10:29:28
Hrqls 
but it also depensd a lot on luck, so snigle games wouldnt be as nice ..

plus the more games the better! (its addicting ;))

17. January 2005, 10:28:07
cariad 
But it can only be as fast as the slowest player.

17. January 2005, 09:55:26
Universal Eyes 
Subject: Re:Hypergammon
I completely agree,a team tournament for Hypergammon would be great for the site.I think it should be a 3 wins match for each individual player team game, due to the fact that it's a pretty fast paced game to complete.

17. January 2005, 04:20:54
ellieoop 
Subject: Re:
great game, lots of fun.

17. January 2005, 02:47:00
MidnightMcMedic 
Modified by MidnightMcMedic (17. January 2005, 02:47:26)
Its addicting!!!!!!

**edited for spelling**

17. January 2005, 02:46:27
coan.net 
Modified by coan.net (17. January 2005, 02:47:56)
HyperGammon is currently the 8th most popular game on the site - not bad for a week.

http://brainking.com/game/Statistics?p=2

Oh, and I vote for a HyperGammon team tournament also! Lets say teams of about 6-7 players - 3-4 days per move

17. January 2005, 02:38:43
furbster 
Subject: Hyper team tourney
Fencer would it be possible for you to create a hyper team tourney please, so we could try out the new varient as a team :o)

17. January 2005, 01:04:18
bumble 
Subject: Re: HELP!!!!!!
Logistics Man: If it's a tournament then, being a pawn, you can't join another until that tournament is over. Being froglets it could take a while. I hope you're a young man. It's recommended that no-one over 30 starts a tournament involving froglets or anti-backgammon.

If you do want to join another tourney then resign your froglet games and ask Fencer (nicely) to remove you from that tourney.

17. January 2005, 00:44:58
Thad 
Subject: Re: HELP!!!!!!
Logistics Man: If you resign (or play quickly) and all your games in that tourney are over. You can PM Fencer and he will make it so you can enter a new tournament (at least he's done that in the past). Also, if you resign before the second move, the games may not count in your BRK (although I'm not 100% sure about that).

17. January 2005, 00:38:19
furbster 
lol, sorry logistics, i found it mildy amusing. i can understand your shock though, read up on teh rules.. and try your best you never know you might find that you actually like the game. Resigning would be a little silly unless you realy dislike the game.

17. January 2005, 00:38:11
frolind 
I feel with you... I hate that game... :)
I think I would have resigned them, but it's up to you.

17. January 2005, 00:37:26
Fiona 
Subject: Re: HELP!!!!!!
Logistics Man: my advice is to just play the games because even if you resign you cant sign up for another tourney til that one ends so just try to make the most of it

17. January 2005, 00:27:50
Logistics Man 
Subject: HELP!!!!!!
I've just signed up to my first tournament. Being somewhat slow on the uptake, I assumed that I had signed up for Chess....imagine my surprise when confronted with 12 boards, complete with different coloured frogs!! I've no idea what to do!!!!! Should I bulk resign? Your comments and suggestions are welcomed.....but please don't be too hard on me!!!

14. January 2005, 16:28:51
Nirvana 
ŊøøҜs έ Craηηίεs Winter Warmers

A reminder that this tournament starts soon!

14. January 2005, 05:27:35
Chimera 
Subject: Prize Tournament

13. January 2005, 15:02:36
Hrqls 
Subject: first hyper gammon tournament
have fast fun at Hypah Hypah

12. January 2005, 13:58:19
furbster 
Subject: Nack tourney winner
http://brainking.com/game/Tournaments?tri=27515

Congrats to me for winning my own tourney (hehe)

11. January 2005, 10:06:05
Nirvana 
Congratulations to gasper, winner of Nooks and Crannies Freshwater Froglets Tournament.

11. January 2005, 08:41:50
Hrqls 
i vote for starting options as well

lets suppose you start with 10 points for everyone .. then more than 1 player will bet 1 .. which causes a tied bet .. even a tied lowest bet .. which causes more than 1 player to fall into the pond

of course 10 points is a bit extreme, but the same can happen when you start (for example) with 100 points .. especially after a few rounds the lwoer players dont have much choices anymore and there will be some tied lowest bets causing more people to drop in 1 round

10. January 2005, 21:24:13
pgt 
Subject: Options
Modified by pgt (10. January 2005, 21:24:49)
Thad: Good thought Thad. I vote for that too!

10. January 2005, 21:23:00
Thad 
Subject: Re:
grenv: Well said.

I'd like to see the starting number and the bonus both be selectable at the start of the run.

10. January 2005, 21:19:46
grenv 
that's the bit i don't understand. I guess less granularity would mean more likelyhood of tied bets.

10. January 2005, 20:07:48
Hrqls 
and people would be more likely to bet lower .. so more than 1 player can fall in the pond per round

10. January 2005, 19:52:27
grenv 
what's the difference between 20000 and 1000 starting number in poinds? There is no strategic difference, just fewer numbers to choose from. The 500 bonus i guess would be more important?

10. January 2005, 14:44:00
Backoff 
Backoff's Really Big Pond

Make sure you bring your trunks. We'll start when we hit 100 people. It should be a great time. Who's bringing the beer?

9. January 2005, 22:38:28
Bry 
p.s. thanks for the cheque. It'll be banked as soon as received....

9. January 2005, 22:37:54
Bry 
yes, one move so far. someone didnt post at all, so fell in, Rose posted 333 and fell in (even after a reminder message!!) - although she did apologise and she got what she deserved...

Will be intersting now, as most people have quite a lot less than 1000 points remaining.....

I've asked Fencer if we could have an option of a starting number of points when we create which would be useful to tailor it however you want without having to rely on everyone remembering to post 19,000+.

9. January 2005, 22:34:45
Czuch 
Subject: Re:
Bry: Sorry....didnt realize there was a patent :(

Check is in the mail bud!

How is it going? I missed your game, and thought it might be an interesting variation!

9. January 2005, 22:30:28
Bry 
Czuch - you copy cat. I patented the 19,000 first bet pond game. I'll let you use it if you pay me $50... lol

9. January 2005, 19:41:35
Czuch 
Subject: POND GAME
I just created a 19000 minimum first bet pond run game. First 16 to enter and then it starts!

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