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CC tourney's

• kingpin82 145 Posts

  Sun, Jun 10 2012 2:36 AM

  i just had a thought while creating a CC tourney. I it would be an idea if (only in CCtourney's) instead of having just the "single round" and "unlimited option, yo have an option that allows to give 2 or maybe even 3 shots at playing the tourney.

  Say you create a 500c tourney....over a 7 day period, it just seems a bit harsh only to give people 1 go at it, and unlimited can be somewhat unfair, as the serious grinders will always end up on top. 

  It would be like this:            >single round, >second chance, >unlimited.

  Same goes with CC      CTTH tourneys! why not have single and second chance rounds in those too

  This may be utter rubbish... but what ya think?

• piztaker 5,743 Posts

  Sun, Jun 10 2012 2:54 AM

  I think it's a great idea. Especially in qualifying tournaments, where the people that live on here get the best chance of winning,

• burnone2 153 Posts

  Sun, Jun 10 2012 9:35 AM

  great idea 
  i like a 3 try tourney

  with maybe a cut off score needed to play the 3rd round 
  say par at least for a 3rd go at it, or a select-able score 

  For access to the third try

• alosso 21,072 Posts

  Sun, Jun 10 2012 11:10 AM

  +1

  Why not for`selected WGT tourneys, too?

• KJHAWK2 567 Posts

  Sun, Jun 10 2012 11:30 AM

  Agreed on all the qualifiers!!!!!!!!!

  HAWK

   

• WGTicon 12,511 Posts

  Sun, Jun 10 2012 12:48 PM

  Hi

  we have some things coming to improve how tournaments work in CC. I don't know the exact details yet, but I think there is something there to help with this:)

  -wgticon

• labordayk 389 Posts

  Sun, Jun 10 2012 1:26 PM

  WGTicon:

  Hi

  we have some things coming to improve how tournaments work in CC. I don't know the exact details yet, but I think there is something there to help with this:)

  -wgticon

  Multi-round CC tourneys, too, I hope?  And maybe a way to fund the CCs, and give out prizes in free tourneys?  And other improvements CC owners and members have been asking for?