~ SSPLO March Madness ~ 2012 HU CHAMPIONSHIP ~ SWEET SIXTEEN
03-15-2012
, 05:32 AM
Bubble round!
Structure of the tournament
The tournament will be organized in a bracket format. You win a match, you advance to the next round. You lose a match, you are out.
The initial bracket is 100% random, no seedings.
The tournament will be organized on Pokerstars Homegames, playing play money tables.
Once you know your opponent, get in contact with him/her and either one of you needs to setup a Pokerstars Homegames Club and invite your opponent to your Club. This is fairly simple, just follow the instructions at Pokerstars or ask for help ITT or from your opponent.
1) 1 table = 1 game = 100bb SNG, no blind increases.
2) create 2 play money tables at your Club with blinds 5/10 and buy in for 1000. (or 2/4 and buy in for 400)
--I stress that you need to turn off Auto-Rebuy and Auto-Buyin features in order to avoid difficulties
--If there are unclear situations, you should try to solve it between the players at the table. There is also a jury formed to settle disputes, but please realize that if it goes that far, it's word against word since most likely the players are the only ones present at the table. So keep it clean and fair.
3) play 2 tables at a time
4) once a game finishes, the Club owner creates a new table and a new game should be started (you can pause the other game so that the table can be created without causing confusion at the table where a game is running).
5) repeat until the winner has been found
6) post the result of the match ITT
Sweet sixteen -- Best of 7 games -- (4 games won needed in order to advance to the next round)
Elite Eight -- Best of 9 games -- (5 games won needed in order to advance to the next round)
Final Four -- Best of 9 games --(5 games won needed in order to advance to the next round)
Title Match -- Best of 11 games --(6 games won needed in order to advance to the next round)
This tournament is supposed to be as much as about the fun factor as it is a battle for bragging rights and $$$, so any intentional stalling etc “misbehavior” is extremely frowned upon. Let’s play a gentlemen’s game, have fun and see who comes out on the top.
Payout structure
1. $1402.50 (I’ll try to organize undertitle “SSPLO HU 2012 Champ”)
2. $637.50
3. $255
4. $255
5. $100
6. $100
7. $100
8. $100
Schedule
Sweet sixteen - last day to play is 19th of March
Elite Eight
Final Four
Title Match
The finalists of the Title match should play the title game preferably on the weekend and publish the exact date and time ITT 2 days before the event. This way the railbirds can get ready for the final clash.
Jury
If there are any disputes, the jury votes on it. The jury consists of:
pkrtxs
slimy
crashwhips
chinz
this_passing
Sidebets
Last longer bets etc sidebets are encouraged, but you do it at your own risk. Please place all bets ITT (or any other relevant thread) so that everything is as transparent as possible.
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Structure of the tournament
The tournament will be organized in a bracket format. You win a match, you advance to the next round. You lose a match, you are out.
The initial bracket is 100% random, no seedings.
The tournament will be organized on Pokerstars Homegames, playing play money tables.
Once you know your opponent, get in contact with him/her and either one of you needs to setup a Pokerstars Homegames Club and invite your opponent to your Club. This is fairly simple, just follow the instructions at Pokerstars or ask for help ITT or from your opponent.
1) 1 table = 1 game = 100bb SNG, no blind increases.
2) create 2 play money tables at your Club with blinds 5/10 and buy in for 1000. (or 2/4 and buy in for 400)
--I stress that you need to turn off Auto-Rebuy and Auto-Buyin features in order to avoid difficulties
--If there are unclear situations, you should try to solve it between the players at the table. There is also a jury formed to settle disputes, but please realize that if it goes that far, it's word against word since most likely the players are the only ones present at the table. So keep it clean and fair.
3) play 2 tables at a time
4) once a game finishes, the Club owner creates a new table and a new game should be started (you can pause the other game so that the table can be created without causing confusion at the table where a game is running).
5) repeat until the winner has been found
6) post the result of the match ITT
Sweet sixteen -- Best of 7 games -- (4 games won needed in order to advance to the next round)
Elite Eight -- Best of 9 games -- (5 games won needed in order to advance to the next round)
Final Four -- Best of 9 games --(5 games won needed in order to advance to the next round)
Title Match -- Best of 11 games --(6 games won needed in order to advance to the next round)
This tournament is supposed to be as much as about the fun factor as it is a battle for bragging rights and $$$, so any intentional stalling etc “misbehavior” is extremely frowned upon. Let’s play a gentlemen’s game, have fun and see who comes out on the top.
Payout structure
1. $1402.50 (I’ll try to organize undertitle “SSPLO HU 2012 Champ”)
2. $637.50
3. $255
4. $255
5. $100
6. $100
7. $100
8. $100
Schedule
Sweet sixteen - last day to play is 19th of March
Elite Eight
Final Four
Title Match
The finalists of the Title match should play the title game preferably on the weekend and publish the exact date and time ITT 2 days before the event. This way the railbirds can get ready for the final clash.
Jury
If there are any disputes, the jury votes on it. The jury consists of:
pkrtxs
slimy
crashwhips
chinz
this_passing
Sidebets
Last longer bets etc sidebets are encouraged, but you do it at your own risk. Please place all bets ITT (or any other relevant thread) so that everything is as transparent as possible.
DISCLAIMER:
Two Plus Two Interactive, LLC Disclaimer Regarding “Prop Bet,” “Challenge,” and “Wager” Forum Posts.
Two Plus Two encourages the candid and open exchange of information and communications between its members. The sheer size and scope of our forums - and the rapid distribution of information originating from thousands of different sources every day - limits our ability to monitor, approve, delete, edit, censor, or screen certain posts that may be offensive or may contain information relating to harmful or illegal activity.
As noted in our terms and conditions, Two Plus Two is not legally responsible for the content of any post, or the accuracy of any information discussed or uploaded onto the Forums by the members. Opinions, advice, discussions, and all other information expressed by the members are those of the members themselves, and not necessarily shared by Two Plus Two.
This includes posts or threads relating to contests, tournaments, “prop bets,” challenges, and wagers between Forum members. Two Plus Two does not, and will not, “book” any bets or wagers between Forum members. Further, Two Plus Two takes no official part in any bets, wagers, related posts, or the discussion of any such transactions between Forum members.
Two Plus Two makes no guarantees or certifications whatsoever that any bets, wagers, or transactions discussed on the Forums are legal, safe, accurate, or sanctioned by Two Plus Two in any way. You rely on such information at your own risk. As such, Two Plus Two will not be liable for the ultimate legality of such transactions nor will Two Plus Two be held responsible for any potential loss or harm to its members as a result of such transactions.
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