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Tips for successfully running a tournament |
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Keep your boards full. Have a couple of people who are
in charge of letting the tournament runners know when a board is open. |
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Have your first round planned out before people arrive to play. |
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If you have a large tournament (over 64 teams), split the tournament
into two smaller tournaments run at separate locations (eg. if you
get 256 teams, split it into two 128 team tournaments, call it east
and west or something like that, then when there are less teams the
brackets can come back together). |
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Only let teams in the east division play on the "east"
boards (until the end of course), same with the west division - less
confusion for the players. |
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Have 1 board for every 4 teams - decreases the wait between playing.
This is our rule of thumb for smaller tournaments, you can easily
use less boards for a tournament with many teams. 1 board for every
4 teams results in a 3-4 hour tournament.
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Get your tournament listed on our tournament
page. |
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Have plenty of people to help! |
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Extra money making tips |
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Have a split the pot |
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Sell beer, food |
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If you run tournaments and would like to contribute to this page
please fill out the form below: |
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