Registration is $10 per person and can be purchased in store or over the phone at 503-650-5008, Limit of 1 ticket purchase per person. The tournament will max out at 32 players.
This is an all day tournament, be prepared with food, or order ahead at one of the surrounding restaurants to ensure you’re available for the next round to start. One hour is allocated for each round, even though rounds are 50 minutes. If everyone is in place prior to the end of the hour, the next round may start early. Two 30 minute breaks will be given throughout the tournament.
Players that fail to check in and/or submit their decklist before registration closes at 11am will be dropped from the event. There will be NO refunds for players who pre-pay but fail to check in on time. There will be NO refunds for players who pre-pay but fail to check in on time. All player cancellations must be done by the Friday prior to the event (July 25th) for a full refund, otherwise, no refund will be issued. Player substitutions will not be allowed. A waitlist will be available for any open spot the day of the tournament.
A copy of your deck list must be submitted at the time of registration check in (10am - 11am Sunday, July 27th). Deck Checks will be done on the top 8, based on the deck list provided.
Prizes:
Each participant of the tournament will receive one hiro hamada promo card.
If 32 players are participating, prizes will be as follows:
1st
Jafar High Sultan of Lorcana Champion playmat and Jafar High Sultan of Lorcana promo cards Foil Promo Card
2nd-8th
Jafar High Sultan of Lorcana promo cards Foil Promo Card
All participants
Jafar High Sultan of Lorcana non-foil promo card
Rules:
You must have a carde.io account.
This is a Swiss-style tournament, each round is 55 minutes in length. Each round is played in a “best of 3” matchup. The first player to win 2 games in a round is the match winner. The number of rounds in the tournament will be dependent on the number of attendees. The Top 8 and Top 4 Rounds will be 70 minutes in length. The final round will be untimed.
You may not self report while competing in the Geeks and Game competition.
Before the match begins, the players must randomly decide which player has the choice of playing first or second in the first game. The deciding player then chooses whether they will play first or second in that game. For games after the first in a match, the player who lost the most recent game chooses whether to play first or second in the next game. The decision to play first or second must be made before the player sees their opening hand for that game. If the player fails to do so, they're assumed to be playing first in the next game.
In matches starting at top 8, the player with the higher seed gets the option to play or draw.
This tournament is in a constructed format. Each player must bring one deck to the event which they have built ahead of time. Constructed decks must contain at least 60 cards. There is no maximum deck size, but a player must be able to shuffle their deck in a timely manner without assistance. Cards should be sleeved in matching opaque card sleeves. Constructed decks must not contain cards from more than two ink colors. Constructed decks must not contain more than four of a single card as identified by its full English card name. Character cards with different subtitles are considered different cards for the purpose of this rule.
A copy of your deck list must be submitted at time of registration check-in. You must use the same deck for the duration of the event and it must match the deck list submitted. Failure to complete and submit a deck list prior to the event registration cut off of 11am will result in the player being dropped from the tournament. Deck Checks will be done on the top 8, based on the deck list provided. You may submit your deck list early to
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Tardiness to a match will result in either game loss or match loss with potential of tournament drop. Please see below table for more information.
Match Tardiness
0–2 minutes
Warning
3–9 minutes
Game Loss
10 minutes or more
Match Loss + drop
For example, if a player arrives at their seat 2m30s into a round, they’ll receive a Warning. If they arrive 3m30s late, it’s a Game Loss. If a player is more than 10 minutes late to their match, they should be issued a Match Loss and be dropped from the tournament. If the player shows up before the end of the round, they may be re-enrolled at the discretion of the Head Judge.
This doesn’t apply if the player checked in with a Tournament Official beforehand (such as for the bathroom, an important phone call, etc.
Day of Event (assuming a full roster of 32 people):
Registration 10am-11am (Failure to check-in and submit decklist results in player drop)
Waitlist call 11:00-11:20
**If everyone is checked-in by 11am, we will start our first round early after announcements
11:30-12:30 Round 1
12:30-1:30 Round 2
1:30-2:00 LUNCH
2:00-3:00 Round 3
3:00-4:00 Round 4
4:00-5:00 Round 5
5:00-5:30 Break & deck checks of top 8
5:30-6:30 Top 8 Players
6:30-7:30 Top 4 Players
7:30-8:30 Top 2 Players
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