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ADVANTAGES OF TOURNAMENT PLAY
Posted by
LADY_AWE
(VIP) 3 Sep 2016 4:05pm
Some of you VIPs don't bother with tournament play. As a fellow ladder climber I don't understand the hesitancy.
Are you aware that if you played say #1 ladder earlier in the day, that playing #1 ladder again (even within the 24 hour limit) and providing it is in a tournament, will count again? Do you realize you receive ladder points for each rival you play in a tournament regardless of whether you just played them in the main room? Do you even understand ladder points? Accumulating them (30 points) will automatically move you up one ladder rung. That every 5+ ticket match you play will give you a ladder point, which is why I don't bother sitting at all your 2 and 3 ticket tables. Waste of my resources! I love the diehards who attempt to make every tournament a TD takes time to offer count. You guys know who you are and I personally tip my hat to your perseverance. Now hopefully others will join us and make this the exciting card game where skill matters.
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Posted by
Adrian_Graveney
(VIP) 4 Sep 2016 2:17pm
Let me explain. There simply is no urgency to play in them.
I have yet to play in a tournament, yet have finished in the top 10, 11 out of the last 13 months,
The 2 months that I didn't was mostly due to lack of connection!
I have suggested to spicii that the ladder should be once a week...Monday through Monday, with tournaments throughout the weekend, and that the prize awards be for the top 5 only.
5,4,3,2,1.
I agree with you that Canasta is a great game....the greatest in my opinion!
My name is Adrian and love playing all of you.
Posted by
iuuri
(VIP) 22 Nov 2016 10:12pm
I respect tournament directors for the effort they have made to keep tournaments alive. But no one wants to play tourneys nowadays. About the reasons for that. eheh! Things... 
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