You Can Not Be In Two Tournaments At The Same Time. You May Join the Next Tournament If You Are in the Final round, (be sure you have enough time to not time out of next tour. Five minute timer in force when a player is in another game). The
Hosts Are Glad To Help By Removing Players When Asked, But This Is Not A Perfect Process. They May Miss The Post, Or Get Swamped By More Pressing Issues, So In Busy Tournaments, With A Lot Of Chat, It Is Safest To Remove Yourself If You Are Still Playing In Another Tournament.
You can WITHDRAW yourself from a tourney by going to the Tournament Registration
page~click Registration~add ladder name~personal password~check rules box~CLICK WITHDRAW. When a YES-NO option appears. Click on YES.
I n Tournaments, Both Players Post in the Lobby (Host Name****** Winner // Looser) To Be Sure There Is No Disagreement, and the Host Reports the Win/Loss to Case's Ladder. Posting Your Own Loss Would Be A Duplicate Posting. Individually posting a lost game is for NON TOURNAMENT or LADDER games will count for statistics in Caseïs, (statistics will only be calculated if reported on main page. How to post is found above under
How to report ladder match loss on Main page.
TIMERS
All Games are played with a 60 second timer.
If a players room timer runs down, report it to your Host in lobby by saying,
HOST ONE EXTEND ON ART. The 3rd extention per round will disqualify the
player. Extensions will not be noted if a Host is answering question
or if player is seeking help from host.
If a player goes missing (is not in lobby or
does not go to their assigned table) they will be placed on a 10 minute timer, 5
minutes if playing in another game. They will be disqualified if the 10
minute (5 minute) timer expires. Player MUST be at assigned table and playing
before the timer expires (no exceptions).
3 EXTENTION PER ROUND OR BEING PLACED ON TIMER
3 TIMES PER GAME IS DQ.
Please do not take TIMING OUT or DQ'ING
9disqualifying) personally. It happens to us all. These guidelines
are in place to ensure that our tournaments run smoothly and is fair to all.
RULES WITH CONSEQUENCES FOR PLAYER
Do Not Leave A Game Early When Losing. Do not leave a game intentionally to play in another tournament. To do so will DQ (disqualify) you in each tournament. After 3 such events, you will be BOXED for 4 days.
No Abuse, Accusations, Name Calling, Or Upsetting membersOr hosts. Any conflict, disagreement or dispute should be taken to private table or to instant messenger. When a host makes a judgment call, THAT CALL WILL STAND. Keep all drama out of the lobby. If you disagree with hosts call, please send a complaint to
Artinpogo@aol.com and Laugh13331@aol,com
UNIVERSAL RULE
Unless An Action Is Specifically Forbidden, You May Assume It Is Allowed.
CANASTA OF THREES (3s)
Although Original Canasta Rules Do Not Provide For Canastas Of 3s, Pogo Does. The Problem Is That "No Wilds" Do Not Always Show For 7-8 Threes. Of Course, Only Natural Canastas of 3s is possible because one can not meld wilds with black 3s. The �NoWilds� label shows when hands are NOT the finish of a game or when one of the players stands.
A Canasta of 3s count as 800 pts. Canasta of 3s which include 4 red 3s and 3 black 3s is especially valuable.
So, For Freaks Purposes, We Do Count Canastas Of Threes. Therefore, In Games
like Dr. Pepper, Or Nine To Five, and Several Others, A Canasta Of 3s Is A DQ
You CAN NOT Be In Two Tournaments At The Same Time. You May Join The Next Tournament If You Are In The Final Of Another Tournament... When A Player Is In Another Game, The Timer Is For 5 Minutes. The Hosts Are Glad To Help By Removing Players When Asked, But This Is Not A Perfect Process. They May Miss The Post, Or Get Swamped By More Pressing Issues. In Busy Tournaments With A Lot Of Chat, It Is Safest To Remove Yourself If You Are Still Playing In Another Tournament.
In Tournaments, Both Players Post In the Lobby (Host Name****** Winner // Loser) To Be Sure There Is no Disagreement. The Host Reports The Win/Loss To Case's Ladder, So Posting Your Own Loss Would Be A Duplicate. Posting Individual Lost Games Is For Non-Tournament, Or "Ladder" Games, That Count For Case's Statistics
TYPES OF TOURNAMENTS
SINGLE ELIMINATION
Single elimination involves ONE bracket. Every game is the same. You are out after your FIRST loss. You play each person only once then report win//loss in lobby.
DOUBLE ELIMINATION
Double elimination involves TWO brackets. The top bracket plays a 5000 game. The lower bracket plays a 2500 game. You are NOT out after your FIRST loss. You will have a chance in the lower bracket. In the finals, the top bracket winner and the lower bracket winner play each other. You play each person only once then report win//loss in lobby.
DOUBLES IN BLUE MOON
There are NO Second Chances. Make sure you KNOW the rules. Casual conversation can be used as signals between partners, so�. please be CAREFUL with your chat. (A list of the standard, acceptable comments is on the game rule page under doubles.)
Please stay at table until final score is up. If a player is missing, the team will be on the "10 min time," which stops if a substitute joins (NO sub if missing player is in room.) You MAY only ask you partner if it is OK to go out, but DO NOT tell your partner to go out.
TEAMS IN FGT
1st Name In Team Plays ~ 2nd Name In
Team Sits & Watches. When Game Is Over ~ All Stand To Reset
Table ~ 2 Players Watching Play. Best 2/3 Move Next
Round ~ If teams tie After 2 Games ~The 2 Winners Of Each Team Will Play For The Win.
REGULAR SWISS
In Regular Swiss, you play every round win or lose. You receive buxx for every round you win. You may request OUT at any time. You keep playing until there is one undefeated player.
TRUE SWISS
A True Swiss has a SET number of rounds. Every player plays each round win or lose. You receive buxx for every round you WIN. You may request out after each round is finished. The player with the best record will be the winner.
ROUND ROBIN