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RPS Future Tourneys
Posted by
MagicGames
(TD) 10 Nov 2006 12:11am
Hello everyone. I will plan to host some RPS tourneys in the near future but want some input as to a block of time u can attend. For example, would like input for weekday tourneys (from 2pm to 6pm is good for.....). Something like that. Tourneys will be for 1 or 2 tix to get maximum participation for lots of fun and low cost. The more players of course the better prizes. Let us know and TY.
the best time for torny
Posted by
fair_game
(VIP) 10 Nov 2006 4:26pm
i think the best time for this tourny is in the aafternoon at 4:30 or on saturday any time and in weekdays night time is good!!
Thx..
Posted by
MagicGames
(TD) 14 Dec 2006 1:28pm
Thx for your input Cats and Mr JJ. I have set another RPS tourney for the 18th of December so there is enough advance warning for those to attend. the 4pm time will give all UK and Europe players a chance to play as well as North Americans. "Pass the word" and see if we can get a great tournout and get more RPS participation in ladder as well. Ty
There are more coming ....
Posted by
MagicGames
(TD) 3 Jan 2007 3:03am
Rock Paper Scissors tourneys will be hosted Jan 3rd and two next week for those interested. Hope you pass the word so we can get some ladder movement and excitement in RPS as we have done building Canasta. Check in and play some RPS and the action will increase. Ideas welcome. TY
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