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How to start a tournament - LightningPeg - Jul. 28, 2010
i wanted to start a wbo approved tournament in winderemere fl but i don't know how
RE: How to start a tournament - Kai-V - Jul. 28, 2010
This is not the right place to ask.
You just have to get at least eight confirmed participants, obviously decide on a location and date that is ideal for most people, then post in the Event Proposals forum.
RE: How to start a tournament - OkiBlaze - Jul. 28, 2010
Sorry to comment on a bad thread, but do the participants have to be members of the WBO for it to count? I mean, I have lots of friends here who DON'T have an account, but I was just wondering.
Please excuse me again for the misplaced question.
RE: How to start a tournament - Toonpenguin - Jul. 28, 2010
For the 8 people they HAVE to be WBO members for it to get officialized.
Also check the WBO general for other tournaments in your state before you create a new forum
*Is thinking this thread should be locked before anymore people comment on it*
RE: How to start a tournament - Mc Frown - Jul. 28, 2010
They can join the WBO the day of tournament as well.
And they have to pay $10 for a blader passport, which is good all year long.
RE: How to start a tournament - Daegor42 - Jul. 28, 2010
(Jul. 28, 2010 4:13 PM)Mc Frown Wrote: And they can pay $10 for a blader passport, which is good all year long.
Fixed, since they can pay $5 for just the tournament.
RE: How to start a tournament - Mc Frown - Jul. 28, 2010
Nifty, I was unaware of that.
RE: How to start a tournament - LightningPeg - Jul. 28, 2010
how do i move this thread to event proposals
RE: How to start a tournament - Daegor42 - Jul. 28, 2010
You cannot. Only moderators can move threads. I don't see why you would want to move this thread there anyway. As it stands, you have absolutely no chance of getting approved. You have no date, location or possible attendees.
RE: How to start a tournament - LightningPeg - Jul. 28, 2010
i have 2 friends that are interested, i can have it at the park in my neighborhood, i just dont have a date
RE: How to start a tournament - Kai-V - Jul. 28, 2010
I already told you the requirements, so do not post in the Event Proposals forum before you actually meet those.