Tournament Director: Ray Gillett

4pm start.

1. Once registration has closed, the number of players
will be divided by 2.6 to determine how many machines will be used for
the tournament. If the number of players is 30 or less then the number
of players will be divided by 2.8 to determine the number of machines.

2. As soon as we have gone through all the info each
player will receive a named place card with their name on it and each
machine is randomly assigned 2 players. The remaining players' place
cards are placed in a queue at the queue desk.

3. We press the start button on the stop watch and away we go (in this case 2 hours).

4. When a match is completed:

-The players circle the winner on the
score card and the loser will stay on the machine, UNLESS he/she has
lost twice Consecutively, in this case the winner will stay on the
machine.

-BOTH players leave the machine and LINE UP to notify the Person
Managing the Queue and Await Direction. The player whom is determined to
be leaving the machine has their name card placed at the rear of the
queue by the Person Managing the queue.

-When waiting in the queue, the player grabs a new score card and fills
in their name in player 2 position, so it is ready to go.

-THE PLAYER STAYING ON THE MACHINE ALWAYS PLAYS AS "PLAYER 1".

-The player at the front of the queue moves up to join the player
staying on that machine, their name will be announced out loud by the
Person Managing the queue. They bring their prepared score card to the
queue desk to have the Machine Name and Match Number added to their
score card by the Person Managing the queue. The Previous Match score
card is collected and presented to the score keeper behind the desk by
the Person Managing the queue.
5. Players Must Not
add or remove their name place cards to/from the place queue. Name cards
will be received and issued by the Person Managing the queue Only.

6. At the end of 2 hours no more games may start. Wins
will count for one point (+1), a Loss counts for losing one point (-1),
final score is the Total Number of Wins minus the Total Number of
Losses. Whomever has the Highest Score once all games have concluded is
declared the winner. Ties will be broken by a single game playoff on a
machine chosen at random. Ties will only be broken for first, second and
third places.