Reglas de piso

con respecto a eso de llegar tarde.

4.1. Tournament Error — Tardiness
Definition
A player fails to comply with announced time limits.


Examples
A. A player arrives to her seat 5 minutes after the round begins



Penalty
Regular Competitive Professional
Warning Game Game

A penalty will not be given if a round started early and a player arrived at his or her seat before the originally announced start time. At Regular and Competitive events, or in tournaments where matches consist of a single game, the tournament organizer may elect to give players the amount of time allotted for the pre-game procedure (3 minutes) before a penalty is issued. Otherwise, the appropriate penalty is issued as soon as the round begins. At any REL, if a player is not in his or her seat 10 minutes into the round, he or she is issued a second Game Loss (or two Game Losses at Regular REL). A player receiving two Game Losses for Tardiness in the same round (or one Game Loss for single-game matches) is dropped from the tournament unless he or she reports to the Head Judge or Scorekeeper before the end of the round.

Regular
Regular events are focused on fun and social aspects, not enforcement. Most tournaments are run at this level unless they offer sizeable prizes or invitations. Players are expected to know most of the game rules, may have heard of policy and what is "really bad", but generally play in a fashion similar to the way he or she does at home. Players are still responsible for following the rules, but the penalties tend to be less severe, and the focus is on education and sportsmanship over technically precise play.

Because of the social nature of Regular REL events, judges should be more lenient about inappropriate chatter during traditionally silent times, such as during a booster draft. Overt strategic statements are still illegal, and players are expected to refrain from being disruptive.


understood??

Ok, por lo que le entendi que quiere dar a entender el don, como nuestro evento es Regular, no tiene intenciones de "pasaron 5 mins, game loss" o similares, por lo que dara un mayor tiempo, sin ser ese tiempo una pasadez de lanza (llamale 30 mins).
Como dice, la intencion es socializar y divertirse (algunas personas deberian leer muuuuuuuuuuuuuuchas veces estas 2 palabras)
Corrigeme si voy mal o estoy en lo cierto???

asi es, todos los torneos que hago por el momento, digamos t2 drafts y cosa asi son REGULAR, y si, el fin d estos juegos es divertirse,


un detalle curioso, es que si pueden ver las cartas que tienen en su pila de deck de draft, mientras no tengan otras cartas en la mano,

por ese cliche de k dicen k no pueden ver las cartas mientras draftea.


MENTIRA!
si se puede, mientras no tengas otras cartas en tu mano.

alguna otra regla?

(Musica clasica de fondo)
Es hora de otro "Cuando el Don por fin lee reglas de Magic"

GRACIAS por aclarar esto DON.

Sin agredir a charcos es típico de el cuando drafteamos se va a comer tampoco vale esperarlo tanto por eso, digo tiene que ver un limite razonable, no 30min como habían dicho

saludos.

Ya les habia dicho lo de ver las cartas durante el draft
pero nadie me hizo caso.

Tiene razon el Don y me extraña que Mario no haya dicho nada, hace cuanto que no saben de el?

Guboj escribió:

Tiene razon el Don y me extraña que Mario no haya dicho nada, hace cuanto que no saben de el?

jajajajja
yo tampoco sé de él, alguien sabe si vive?

Saludos.

chikilin8989 escribió:

con respecto a eso de llegar tarde.

4.1. Tournament Error — Tardiness
Definition
A player fails to comply with announced time limits.


Examples
A. A player arrives to her seat 5 minutes after the round begins



Penalty
Regular Competitive Professional
Warning Game Game

A penalty will not be given if a round started early and a player arrived at his or her seat before the originally announced start time. At Regular and Competitive events, or in tournaments where matches consist of a single game, the tournament organizer may elect to give players the amount of time allotted for the pre-game procedure (3 minutes) before a penalty is issued. Otherwise, the appropriate penalty is issued as soon as the round begins. At any REL, if a player is not in his or her seat 10 minutes into the round, he or she is issued a second Game Loss (or two Game Losses at Regular REL). A player receiving two Game Losses for Tardiness in the same round (or one Game Loss for single-game matches) is dropped from the tournament unless he or she reports to the Head Judge or Scorekeeper before the end of the round.

Regular
Regular events are focused on fun and social aspects, not enforcement. Most tournaments are run at this level unless they offer sizeable prizes or invitations. Players are expected to know most of the game rules, may have heard of policy and what is "really bad", but generally play in a fashion similar to the way he or she does at home. Players are still responsible for following the rules, but the penalties tend to be less severe, and the focus is on education and sportsmanship over technically precise play.

Because of the social nature of Regular REL events, judges should be more lenient about inappropriate chatter during traditionally silent times, such as during a booster draft. Overt strategic statements are still illegal, and players are expected to refrain from being disruptive.


understood??

Tournament Organizers cannot play in their own events because the DCI needs to protect the integrity of the event. Plus, Organizers should really be focused on not only making sure the event is run well, but also fun for their players so that they keep coming back to the store to play in events and buy more products.

understood??

a alguien le importa eso ultimo?

Dominante de la suerte escribió:

a alguien le importa eso ultimo?

bueno, de que se trata entonces, de seguir las reglas que nos gusten y las que no no? yo no tengo ningun inconveniente de que juegue el don, pero bueno. no se trata de seguir algunas reglas si y algunas no, pero por mi puede jugar el don equis.

jajajajajjajajajajjajajajajajaj es rechingon cuando se ponen agresivos todos por nada

José Ramón escribió:

Dominante de la suerte escribió:

a alguien le importa eso ultimo?

bueno, de que se trata entonces, de seguir las reglas que nos gusten y las que no no? yo no tengo ningun inconveniente de que juegue el don, pero bueno. no se trata de seguir algunas reglas si y algunas no, pero por mi puede jugar el don equis.

claro que puede jugar el don es su tienda y el puede poner las reglas que le gusten "X" además no se esta omitiendo ninguna regla ahí dice claramente que se puede esperar a un jugador mas de 5 minutos para el tipo de torneo que jugamos, si no se entendió favor de aprender ingles.

Por cierto para los que les gusta ganar por tiempo no necesito que me esperen más de 5 m para patearles el trasero, solo lo suficiente para ir a comprar una coca cola. OWNED

Digo, si en realidad quieres que se sigan las reglas al pie de la letra, ya hubieran descalificado a todos nosotros de la mitad de no se cuantos torneos por conducta anti-deportiva.
ENTIENDAN GENTE!!!, no por nada son REGLAS DE PISO, son las reglas que el organizador puede aplicar segun su criterio cuando no son las "reglas forzosas", un buen ejemplo de ello es el tiempo de los matches, que pueden ser 1 hora, 50 o 45 minutos si mas no me equivoco, todo depende de como prefiera el organizador.
Ahora, que juegue el don... uta, el es el que consigue las cajas, sube los torneos (digo, cuando no hay un mountruo que lo rapta a otra dimension para abusar sexualmente de el por tiempos prolongados haciendo que se le olvide subir los torneos) y soporta a mas de 15 pelanàs en su casa los viernes y a veces los sabados, creo que lo minimo es que si quiere jugar, que juegue.
Asi de sencillo, quieres jugar??? atente a las reglas de la casa. No quieres jugar??? la puerta es muy grande, nadie te esta amarrando o reteniendo.

jeje, nose porque juan haya dedicado tiempo a buscar esas palabras,ni con ke objetivo,ni en dond las haya encontrado pero dejenme decirles ke estan ekivokadas.

Tournament officials and other staff of a tournament (including the Tournament Organizer and Scorekeeper) may participate in a DCI-sanctioned tournament of which they are a tournament official or staff if (and only if) the tournament is of the following event types:
• Friday Night Magic
• Prerelease
• Launch Party
• Magic Game Day
• Other non-Premier Magic Tournaments


actualizado el 1 de octubre del 2009

chikilin8989 escribió:

jeje, nose porque juan haya dedicado tiempo a buscar esas palabras,ni con ke objetivo,ni en dond las haya encontrado pero dejenme decirles ke estan ekivokadas.

Tournament officials and other staff of a tournament (including the Tournament Organizer and Scorekeeper) may participate in a DCI-sanctioned tournament of which they are a tournament official or staff if (and only if) the tournament is of the following event types:
• Friday Night Magic
• Prerelease
• Launch Party
• Magic Game Day
• Other non-Premier Magic Tournaments


actualizado el 1 de octubre del 2009

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