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10. Juillet 2003, 20:28:43 Sujet: Question  OK, I don't think I have seen this question before, and it is something that might happen in one of my tournaments soon.
I have a tournament with 2 sections. Section #2 is complete with a pawn as the winner. (Section #1 has 3 more games to go). My question is, if the pawn is up to 20 games when the second round starts, will he forfet the tournament games or get more the 20 games? Thanks! BBW (BIG BAD WOLF) 10. Juillet 2003, 20:31:51 Sujet: Re: Question  There are no restrictions on second and next rounds. 11. Juillet 2003, 00:32:09 Sujet: Re: Question  I am glad to hear that they aren't restricted from moving the tournament along... but it also sounds like another incentive to remain a pawn...
my suggestion to try to encourage non-members into buying a membership and to free the server for the paid members .... (and I know no one will like it) .... is too limit the number of moves per day for pawns... that way they still have all the features they have now.. and perhaps there would be a more positive response to a message saying you have reached your limit of moves for today .. instead of the server has reached capacity check back later... |
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