Binabik: i dont think it will make a difference as there isnt going to be a 2 player win

I started 2 tourneys with an 8 player max per section and an 8 player max for the tourney. I noticed that for the "final match" it also says 11 point cube - what will happen if 2 players win? Should I change this? Here's the link: 11 POINT CUBE 2100+ FIRST 8 PLAYERS

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Tournament: mrloupcity's first brain tourney (Backgammon)

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OPEN

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Hyper Backgammon 1700+ 8 players by the duck SORRY STILL FULL

(added) For the tourneies to start we only need a minimum of 4 players.

Hrqls: forgot to add the link :)
http://brainking.com/nl/Pond?g=2701&trnst=0&trt=1001

Knight Relay Chess  Please ask for an invite and join.

the other one filled up was fast!

ok we have another one .. this one only needs 2 more players

anyone want to make a wet run at night ? ;)

who dares!?

http://brainking.com/nl/Pond?g=2700&trnst=0&trt=1001

We still have some spots open.

Backgammon 1700+ 8 players by the duck 1 open

Nackgammon 1700+ 8 players by the duck 4 open

Backgammon Race 1700+ 8 players by the duck 6 open

Crowded Backgammon 1700+8 players by the duck 4 open

Hyper Backgammon 1700+ 8 players by the duck Full sorry

For the tourneies to start we only need a minimum of 4 players.

what is the prize for this event?

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Hyper for tonight - two hour game

Does anybody need me for the Ludo team? I woult be very glad, so send me invite and I'll join :)

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team.

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Match type: 3 points match with doubling cube
Tournament type: one match for each two players
Maximum number of players per section: 8
Final match type for two players section: 5 points match with doubling cube
Time control: Time: 2 days, Bonus: 3 hours, Limit: 9 days, no days off (red signed)

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2006 March : Top 10% - Fast Backgammoners 2006-03
2006 February: Top 10% - Fast Backgammoners 2006-02
2006 January : Top 10% - Fast Backgammoners (Invited)

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Top 10% Faster Backgammoners for 2006-07

Walter Montego: I've got the seeding tables from Pedro Martínez, they might be a little different to yours but I guess it is correct too.

gambler104: You are right about that, but the method I was using lends itself to higher powers of 2 more easily. It also depends on how much importance is placed on the ratings, their accuracy, and the goals of the tournament organizer.

I like to think that the ratings are accurate with the goal to have the best players play each other for the championship and not knock each other out in the early rounds. I'st easy to group the people by adding one to the power of 2 for the number of rounds and then pairing them that way.
8 people is three rounds 2 × 2 × 2 + 1 = 9. 1-8, 2-7, 3-6, and 4-5 should be the first round pairings. If the rounds will not be reseeded each round, which is the normal procedure, the winner of 1-8 should play the winner of 4-5, and the winner of 2-7 plays the winner of 3-6. It's fairly straight forward to draw the tree graph using the numbers and keeping them like that. A few months ago some peole posted some good links for tournament organizers and also discussion various formats of it. Perhaps someone can remember where it is and maybe add the link to this page's title. I'm willing to bet Fencer made a note of it.

For sixteen players you use 17 as the number, thirty-two uses 33.

Walter Montego: Fencer's way is one possible way to do it. Your's is another. Another is 1-5 2-6 3-7 4-8, 1-3 2-4. It would be a combination of those 2.

Fencer: Unless your ratings changed after this seeding was made, it is not correct. Also, it is customary to list the ranking with the person.

Top bracket as 1-8
next------- as 4-5
next------- as 3-6
next------- as 2-7

If done in this manner it will makes it possible to have the top seeds meet in the semi final and the number 1 and 2 meet in the final. It is easier to follow using the numbers this way too. If the ranking were done with the top four seeds and the rest assigned randomly, then I suppose it's fine and doesn't matter. It certainly is an improvement. How did you do it?

Walter Montego: The seeding should be correct now. For new tournaments. This is an example: JoshiTM's all open Single game Eliminator 8 #2