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There should be tournaments by ELO rating, not just by 'good players', 'strong players', ... . In Memoir´44 there would be point to have a tournament of ELO 200-399, but ELO 200-499, does not make sense - those over 400 should be all in or out.

We are now testing tournaments devided in groups by ELO: Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 300 ELO There is now also third ELO range, but the name is wrong: The ELO boundaries are 200 - 499 ELO not 200 - 399 ELO as it said in the name of the tournament. My apologies. Good plaer (200-299)...

I am considering also a third one for over 200 ELO starting right after the first stage of those two. Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 200 - 399 ELO Is open now for registration! starting 12th August The ELO boundaries are 200 - 499 ELO not 200 - 399 ELO as it said in the name of the to...

patsyish wrote: ↑19 July 2023, 20:10
I am considering also a third one for over 200 ELO starting right after the first stage of those two.

Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 200 - 399 ELO

Is open now for registration! starting 12th August

We are now testing tournaments devided in groups by ELO:

Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 300 ELO

Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 300 ELO Kaverit Open • Two Rounds 27 players 15 Days 100 - 299 ELO are open now for registration! There is room for 27 players on each tournament and it is played in groups of 3x9 and finale of 9 players P.S. These tournaments are a compromise of contrad...

Carolinemgm wrote: ↑03 July 2022, 08:16 Or maybe try to make a new with only the invisibility asked.

#81191: "Allow choosing online status like * does"

https://boardgamearena.com/bug?id=81191

I would like to suggest a change to the permissions available to Player A when Player B has run out of time in turn-based games. Please note that my experience is specific to tournaments, which have an upper time limit. Currently, Player A can remove Player B at any time. This permits the following...

Not using the auto-pass significantly slows down turn based play. And some players are not aware that if you do have ambush the computer asks you if you want to play it, even if you enabled auto-pass. I usually remind players the feature exists and if they do not turn it on I respect their choice. ...

It is possible for everyone to know which card there are left in the deck. In real life game it would be not too hard to remember which cards are remaining in the deck - at least I can do that in card games with 52 cards. If the cards remaining in the deck would be open infrormation for everyone - ...