This event has been approved.
Nov
16
while you were out partying, i studied the (Bey) blade
Chicago, IL X Format Ranked
First Aid Comics
1617 E 55th St, Chicago, IL 60637
First Aid comic book store, reserved game room up the stairs and to the back
1617 E 55th St, Chicago, IL 60637
First Aid comic book store, reserved game room up the stairs and to the back
12:00pm on 11/16/2024
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Deck Match Type
Type
Deck
Up to three Beyblades are prepared for each First Stage match, with Bladers switching between them.
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The store was kind enough to host our silly little tournament-- please support them by buying snacks/drinks! They also carry comics, boardgames, tabletop RPG stuff, and TCGs.
0 cash admission
This is a WBO Beyblade X event using the Deck match type for both the First Stage and Final Stage. The stadium used will be the Takara Tomy Beyblade X stadium.
Scoring
To win a match, a Blader must score enough points (7) to meet the victory requirement of the Match Type being used. You score point(s) when:
Tournament System: Round Robin/Group Round Robin
Depending on the number of participants, we will be playing one of the following two formats:
Round Robin (8–11 players)
Every blader plays against every other blader once. The top four players advance to the final stage using Single Elimination
Group Round Robin (12–16 players)
Bladers are split into two evenly-sized groups and play against every other blader in their group. The top two players from each group advance to the final stage using Single Elimination.
Additional Ranked Clauses
Please be advised that this tournament will make use of the following Ranked Clauses in addition to, or in place of, rules listed in the Format Rulebook:
Out-of-Bounds ruled as Over Finish
Scoring
To win a match, a Blader must score enough points (7) to meet the victory requirement of the Match Type being used. You score point(s) when:
- The opposing Beyblade stops spinning. (1 Point)
- The opposing Beyblade bursts. (2 Points)
- The opposing Beyblade is knocked out. ( 2 to 3 Points)
- If it is knocked out into an Over Zone, 2 Points.
- If it is knocked out into an Xtreme Zone, 3 Points.
- If it is knocked out into an Over Zone, 2 Points.
- Deck Building
- Build up to 3 Beyblades with no repeating parts that will make up your deck for the match.
- Build up to 3 Beyblades with no repeating parts that will make up your deck for the match.
- Deck Presentation
- When ready, players declare they are "set" and present their deck to the judge in private
- Once inspected by the judge, both players turn around and present their Beyblades and launcher(s) to the opposing player.
- When ready, players declare they are "set" and present their deck to the judge in private
- Initial Beyblade Selection
- Both bladers attach their first Beyblade in secret; the match begins as normal.
- Both bladers attach their first Beyblade in secret; the match begins as normal.
- Replays
- After each battle, the loser is asked if they want a replay.
- This bars both bladers from switching their Beyblade (or mode of their Beyblade) in the next battle.
- Replays do not alter the result of the previous battle; a loss is still a loss, and you can’t replay once you’ve lost the match.
- This bars both bladers from switching their Beyblade (or mode of their Beyblade) in the next battle.
- After each battle, the loser is asked if they want a replay.
- Switching Combos
- If a replay is declined, the loser of the previous battle may choose to have the judge rotate the Stadium 180 degrees to swap sides.
- Both bladers may freely select a Beyblade from their deck to use in the next battle.
- The winner of the previous battle must make their selection first, and then show that Beyblade to their opponent.
- The loser then may select any of the Beyblades in their deck to use for the next battle.
- Any mode changes should occur after both players have selected their Beyblades, taking place double blind if required.
- If a replay is declined, the loser of the previous battle may choose to have the judge rotate the Stadium 180 degrees to swap sides.
Tournament System: Round Robin/Group Round Robin
Depending on the number of participants, we will be playing one of the following two formats:
Round Robin (8–11 players)
Every blader plays against every other blader once. The top four players advance to the final stage using Single Elimination
Group Round Robin (12–16 players)
Bladers are split into two evenly-sized groups and play against every other blader in their group. The top two players from each group advance to the final stage using Single Elimination.
Additional Ranked Clauses
Please be advised that this tournament will make use of the following Ranked Clauses in addition to, or in place of, rules listed in the Format Rulebook:
Out-of-Bounds ruled as Over Finish
- Any Beyblade that goes out-of-bounds in this Tournament will be considered knocked-out instead. If a Beyblade is knocked-out in this manner, it will count as an Over Finish.
- First Stage Matches are played to 7 points for this Tournament.
- The following Bit may not be used in this tournament: Metal Needle
Need-to-Know Information
1. Organizers, their Events, and Event Pages are independent of the World Beyblade Organization website or Fighting Spirits Inc.
1. Organizers, their Events, and Event Pages are independent of the World Beyblade Organization website or Fighting Spirits Inc.
Event Organizers are users independent of the World Beyblade Organization website, Fighting Spirits Inc., its directors, members, staff, or volunteers. Event Pages and Events are coordinated and operated separately from the operations of the World Beyblade Organization website or Fighting Spirits Inc, controlled solely by individual Event Organizers.
Under no circumstances will World Beyblade Organization, Fighting Spirits Inc., its directors, members, or staff be held liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages that arise from independent Events advertised on the website. .
2. Terms of Service
All event attendees and users of this website are subject to our Terms of Service.
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We will be there no matter what
Be there or be square
Banger event name
this call must be answered... ill be there o7
Maybe I'll make an appearance. Sounds fun.
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when will next one be?
(Oct. 22, 2024 2:52 AM)_Ojama_ Wrote: when will next one be?https://worldbeyblade.org/Thread-BLADESG...GO--113814
So ready for day after birthday Bey kickings💪🏼😘🫶🏼🥹
I definitely gotta make it to this event
Hey I'm going to be a little late please don't remove me from the tourney
should be there in 9 mins. is that fine?
Are you asking me lol?
Naw the organizer
I just Texted him in discord. He hasn't said anything yet
Okay for some reason I got the wrong First Aid Games. Ill be there soon
Great store. Challonge was dodgy but whatever☠️
Challonge standings linked here:
https://worldbeyblade.challonge.com/2k016c8/standings
It was my first time navigating Challonge, so excuse the confusion. Glad everyone for the most part had a good time.
Re: tiebreakers in Challonge, the way they were determined was by who among the two tied individuals won during their matchup in Round Robin. Explanation below:
“ Wins vs Tied Participants
This tie break looks at the match record between tied participants. For example, if Katherine and Dave are tied based on statistics but Katherine won when they played during the tournament, Katherine wins the tie break. When more than 2 participants are tied, they're ranked by the number of wins each one had against the others.”
https://worldbeyblade.challonge.com/2k016c8/standings
It was my first time navigating Challonge, so excuse the confusion. Glad everyone for the most part had a good time.
Re: tiebreakers in Challonge, the way they were determined was by who among the two tied individuals won during their matchup in Round Robin. Explanation below:
“ Wins vs Tied Participants
This tie break looks at the match record between tied participants. For example, if Katherine and Dave are tied based on statistics but Katherine won when they played during the tournament, Katherine wins the tie break. When more than 2 participants are tied, they're ranked by the number of wins each one had against the others.”
