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Tucson VS Phoenix 10-1-11 
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chambie Moderator Posts: 755
9/4/2011
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Tucson VS. Phoenix October 1st at the Cactus Moon!
3 T3000 Tornado Tables
1PM - Beginner Doubles (below 900 pts local and/or national)
3PM - Open Singles
5PM - Open Doubles
Beginner Package - $15 dollars to play in all three events!
Beginner Doubles - Entry $5 100% payback
Open Singles - 100 % payback
$15 dollars Pro and PM
$ 10 dollars AM and Experts
$ 5 dollars Beginners
Open Doubles - 100% payback plus 3 dollars per player
Highest Ranking Beginner/Beginner or Beginner/AM team gets double entry fee back.
$ 20 dollars Pro and PM
$ 15 dollars AM and Experts
$ 7 dollars Beginners
<em>edited by chambie on 9/26/2011</em>
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fooser4fun Posts: 28
9/21/2011
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Hey Brad...
Is this a combined DYP/BYP? If it isn't, I think it should be.
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BillyBoy Administrator Posts: 1400
9/21/2011
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You aren't even going, Chris - why are you starting trouble? LOL
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fooser4fun Posts: 28
9/22/2011
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BillyBoy wrote:
You aren't even going, Chris - why are you starting trouble? LOL
Hey Bill, just found out a couple days ago that I may be able to attend. I like the DYP because if I suck, then I don't feel so bad for my partner, being that we were paired randomly. But more importantly, not everyone has a partner and there are going to be people who don't go because of this. Why would we not include a simple DYP so everyone can participate?
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BillyBoy Administrator Posts: 1400
9/23/2011
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The event has traditionally always been Open Singles & Open Doubles. Occasionally we added other events, but only if we had 4 or more tables, and even then we often ran into time problems.
You are probably referring to the BYP/DYP mix format, which seems to have become a popular one. That would be changing the "tradition", though not really, since it is still an "open" event. That might be fine; I don't know if Brad has a reason for not offering it. (Would there be a concern about SP's or pros entering the draw section to save money? I doubt it. LOL!)
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chambie Moderator Posts: 755
9/23/2011
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I lean towards standing with tradition on this one, we can do the BYP/DYP the week after. Bill is correct the problem would be with Expert and Pro partners entering the draw just to save money. Typically the DYP teams do not place in the money anyhow. If you noticed I really dropped the price for Beginners for this one, to the same price that they would pay in a DYP. Also it is usually beginners that end up in the DYP as well. This way they can at least pick the beginner that they play with.
However if there are a significant number of people sitting out because of the format have them contact me. If it is truly a large number of players I will consider adding the DYP to the Open.
Brad
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chambie Moderator Posts: 755
9/23/2011
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Hey I have an idea.....highest placing beginners\rookie team that is not in the money Wins double their entry fee......team must have at least one beginner, determined by having 899 or less local points...
What do you all think
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