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How tedious it is to play in tournaments that last for months... with so many withdrawals and replacements... at the start of the tournament, players are highly motivated, but closer to the end, their motivation often drops to zero.
I think I'm not the only one who has had such thoughts...
In many sports, there are tournaments like the Grand Prix - a short, intense tournament with a small number of strong athletes. They arrive, play, receive prizes, and leave.
Therefore, the idea arose to hold something similar in Heroes.
Approximate regulations:
Tournament format - Olympic bo1
Version - HotA+HDmod
Map - Jebus Cross
Timer - 8+4+1, simultaneous turn until 117
Tournament duration - 1 day :smile02:
Number of participants - 8-16 people.
That is, one specific day is set aside (Saturday or Sunday), and the tournament starts around 12:00 Moscow time and continues until the end. As the practice of Blitz-Jebus showed, the games turn out to be short enough to play 3-4 games in a day. In extreme cases, the final can be postponed to another day.
Financial aspect:
Each participant makes a contribution of 1000 rubles, thereby forming the initial prize fund.
Also, bets are accepted on the results of specific matches and on the outcome of the tournament. Bets are accepted using the tote method - all bets are summed up, N% is deducted from them, and the rest is distributed among those who guessed the outcome.
The profit from the tote is added to the tournament prize fund.
That's the idea. If anyone wants to participate, write.