9/18 Yu-Gi-Oh! TGIF Tournament Results!

[Yasuharu Iwashita]

Thirty eight people showed up today's tournament

[Charli Toratani]

[Charli Toratani]

Final Standings!

1 Jordan Uehara
2 Juan Gonzalez
3 Kurt Achiu
4 Matthew Isosaki
5 Neil Carty
6 Scott Butay
7 Albert Lee
8 Anthony Lauth
9 Levi Viloria
10 Yu-Ming Mo
11 Christopher Polanzi
12 Neil Morales
13 Ben Quiday
14 Rowen Ching
15 Mario Talub
16 Chad Teruya
17 Jordan Gungap
18 Joseph Balbirona
19 Jonathon De Leon
20 Matthew Tome
21 Mark Balallo
22 Joey Gungap
23 Luke Wadahara
24 Jere,u Dacuycuy
25 Scout Peterman
26 Kyle Lactaoen
27 Brandon Kinard
28 Kenny Kiriu
29 Nathaniel Magsipoc
30 John Chow
31 Jonah Fraticelli
32 Devyn Nakayama
33 Harold Padilla
34 Lee Nakasone
35 Jasper Marcelo
36 Derek Lum
37 Jacob Burke
38 Randy Holmen

[Charli Toratani]

[Flying Hawaiian]

38 people and only 7 packs for 1st place, am I missing something?

Charlie Toratani said:

[Charli Toratani]

When you account that those in the group picture and a few more won a pack or more, it shows how deep the prize pool is.

So yes, you're missing that point.

We award much deeper down the standings for players along with random prizes to encourage players to keep on playing while still having a bigger prize pool overall.

[daniel galacgac]

plus it was a $3 dollar tournament. you can't expect a bigger prize pool.

Charlie Toratani said:

When you account that those in the group picture and a few more won a pack or more, it shows how deep the prize pool is.

So yes, you're missing that point.

We award much deeper down the standings for players along with random prizes to encourage players to keep on playing while still having a bigger prize pool overall.

[Charli Toratani]

That too ^^ Thanks Daniel.

daniel galacgac said:

plus it was a $3 dollar tournament. you can't expect a bigger prize pool.

Charlie Toratani said:

When you account that those in the group picture and a few more won a pack or more, it shows how deep the prize pool is.

So yes, you're missing that point.

We award much deeper down the standings for players along with random prizes to encourage players to keep on playing while still having a bigger prize pool overall.

[daniel galacgac]

lol, wow, too expect someone to use my usename when they stay over at my place without asking, sorry charles, the comments were probably niel cart or one of the other three that stayed here at my house.....

Charlie Toratani said:

That too ^^ Thanks Daniel.

daniel galacgac said:

plus it was a $3 dollar tournament. you can't expect a bigger prize pool.

Charlie Toratani said:

When you account that those in the group picture and a few more won a pack or more, it shows how deep the prize pool is.

So yes, you're missing that point.

We award much deeper down the standings for players along with random prizes to encourage players to keep on playing while still having a bigger prize pool overall.

[Charli Toratani]

oh ic.

btw, I usually go by Charlie and just Charlie these days. :o)

[Flying Hawaiian]

Easy Charlie, just trying to understand how the prize awarded was broken down. Based on the previous tournaments it was $5-6, everyone got 1 turbo pack and another pack went into the prize pool per entrant. I didn't know it was $3 per entry.
Charlie Toratani said:

When you account that those in the group picture and a few more won a pack or more, it shows how deep the prize pool is.

So yes, you're missing that point.

We award much deeper down the standings for players along with random prizes to encourage players to keep on playing while still having a bigger prize pool overall.

[The Dane Train]

you asked if you were missing something. he answered. nothing snarky about it.

[Charli Toratani]

Ah, i see... yeah, see I totally wasn't around during the $6 time...hmm... I can only imagine how huge the prize pool was back then. o_O