Welcome to the tournament that is made in honor of Beijing Summer Olympics!
This tournament will consist of 3 parts that are going to be played one after another (and not at the same time) due to the huge amount of players/athletes that even 1 part needs. I’ve taken all the sports that are used in Beijing and put them into 3 categories: Citius (part 1), Altius (part 2) and Fortius (part 3). First part is 1v1 games, 2nd part team games and third part 3-8 player games. This tournament's point is not to follow Olympics exactly nor make a copy of those games but to try to do something huge in the spirit of Olympics.
Olympics: Citius
Part 1
*Number of Athletes: 352*
Sign up period: February 28, 2008 - April 8, 2008
First games are made: April 9th, 2008
***EVERYBODY WITH 1 OPEN SLOT IS WELCOME***
To this part I’ve gathered all the events that need the nerves of steel to face your opponent 1 on 1. Overall there are 8 different events, some of them have 3 or more categories to bring equity. Below everything is explained better and with more details. Also, pay attention that some „sub“-events take players according to their rank on sign ups. I’d also bring out that each event is also a clicky that leads you to a site about the sports if you are interested in getting more information about certain events. Check the ending of this post about signing up.
Settings
Game type:1v1 Sequential
Map: Asia
Cards: No Cards
Fortifications: Chained
Fog: Sunny (No FoW)
Setup
To win the tournament, you must win the Huge bracket (check post 3).
To get to the Huge bracket, you must either win your Tiny or Small Bracket (check 3rd post) or win a Wild Card.
Each event/"sub"-category is a Bracket. Which bracket? It’s mentioned after every event. Also, below each event there’s an introduction how to get a Wild Card if you don’t win your bracket. NB! Some ("sub"-)events have point requirements
List of Events
Legend
Event (clicky)
"Sub"-event (bracket type - check post 3) [point requirements on sign up]
Overall Advance: how many athletes from this event advance to Huge Bracket
Automatically Advance: how many athletes advance directly to Huge Bracket by winning their bracket
Wild Cards: how many athletes and how advance to Huge Bracket with extra games
FULL Wrestling
Freestyle
- 96 - 120kg (Tiny Bracket)
- 84 - 96kg (Tiny Bracket) [1800+]
- 74 - 84kg (Tiny Bracket) [1600+]
- 66 - 74kg (Tiny Bracket) [1400+]
- 60 - 66kg (Tiny Bracket) [1200+]
- 55 - 60kg (Tiny Bracket) [1000+]
- - 55kg (Tiny Bracket) [- 999]
- 96 - 120kg (Tiny Bracket) [open]
- 84 - 96kg (Tiny Bracket) [1800+]
- 74 - 84kg (Tiny Bracket) [1600+]
- 66 - 74kg (Tiny Bracket) [1400+]
- 60 - 66kg (Tiny Bracket) [1200+]
- 55 - 60kg (Tiny Bracket) [1000+]
- - 55kg (Tiny Bracket) [- 999][/b]
Automatically Advance: Winner of each bracket (14)
Wild Cards: 2nd place players from each bracket are put to one group where everybody plays each other. 3 best from both groups (Freestyle and Greco-Roman) advance (3+3)
FULL Judo
- + 100kg (Tiny Bracket) [everybody]
- 90 - 100kg (Tiny Bracket) [1800+]
- 81 - 90kg (Tiny Bracket) [1600+]
- 73 - 81kg (Tiny Bracket)[1400+]
- 66 - 73kg (Tiny Bracket) [1200+]
- 60 - 66kg (Tiny Bracket) [1000+]
- - 60 kg (Tiny Bracket) [- 999]
Automatically Advance: Winner of each bracket (7)
Wild Cards: 2nd place players from each bracket are put to one group where everybody plays each other. 3 best advance (3)
FULL Taekwondo
- + 80 kg (Tiny Bracket) [1800+]
- 68 - 80 kg (Tiny Bracket) [1500+]
- 58 - 68 kg (Tiny Bracket) [1200+]
- - 58 kg (Tiny Bracket) [- 1199]
Automatically Advance: Winner of each bracket (4)
Wild Cards: 2nd place players from each bracket are put to one group where everybody plays each other. 2 best advance (2)
FULL Boxing
- + 91kg (Tiny Bracket) [2000+]
- 81 - 91kg (Tiny Bracket) [1800+]
- 75 - 81kg (Tiny Bracket) [1600+]
- 69 - 75 kg (Tiny Bracket) [1500+]
- 60 - 64 kg (Tiny Bracket) [1400+]
- 57 - 60kg (Tiny Bracket) [1300+]
- 54 - 57kg (Tiny Bracket) [1200+]
- 51 - 54kg (Tiny Bracket) [1100+]
- 48 - 51kg (Tiny Bracket) [1000+]
- - 48kg (Tiny Bracket) [- 999]
Automatically Advance: Winner of each bracket (10)
Wild Cards: 2nd place players from each bracket are put to one group where everybody plays each other. 4 best advance (4)
FULL Fencing
- épée individual (Tiny Bracket)
- foil individual (Tiny Bracket)
- sabre individual (Tiny Bracket)
Automatically Advance: Winner of each bracket (3)
Wild Cards: 2nd, 3rd, 4th place athletes from each bracket are put to one group where everybody plays each other. 2 best advance (2)
FULL Badminton
- Singles (Small Bracket)
Automatically Advance: Winner of each bracket (1)
Wild Cards: 2nd, 3rd and 4th place player are put to one group where everybody plays each other twice. 2 best advance (2)
FULL Table Tennis
- Singles (Small Bracket)
Automatically Advance: Winner of each bracket (1)
Wild Cards: 2nd, 3rd and 4th place player are put to one group where everybody plays each other twice. 2 best advance (2)
FULL Tennis
- Singles (Small Bracket)
Automatically Advance: Winner of each bracket (1)
Wild Cards: 2nd, 3rd and 4th place player are put to one group where everybody plays each other twice. 2 best advance (2)
Before leaving this thread without signing up, think - only 1 game at once (and maybe overall) isn't a big sacrifice when you can be part of the (probably) biggest 1v1 tournament in CC
When signing up, post following
Your points:
Event for participating:
SIGN UP SHEET
SIGN UP SHEET HERE
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Notes
*Alliances are not allowed.
*In case of a need for tiebreaker, I have the right to decide which one is the best.
*I leave myself the right to change rules a bit when needed to make the tournament run smoother.
*Ignore list will be ignored. If you need to play somebody who is in your IL then you must remove him/her. Otherwise You will be replaced.
HUGE BRACKET (LAST ROUND)
- Click image to enlarge.
Rounds and results
As following posts are not in any specific order then I decided to make a small index in hope that it will help you a bit
It's not updated yet, I'll post when it is.
Oh, I do actually but Asia fits my theme more. Like No Cards and Chained represent Fair Play (in a way).
