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26. Avril 2007, 19:25:42

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Sujet: Prize Ambiguous Chess tournament

2ème championnat d'échecs ambigus

27. Octobre 2006, 15:25:02

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modifié par nabla (27. Octobre 2006, 15:26:25)

For all backgammon cube lovers : Open cubed tournament

25. Juillet 2006, 15:24:06

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Open cubed bcakgammon tournament

23. Mai 2006, 19:29:25

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Ambiguous training

21. Mai 2006, 21:06:13

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Original Chess Variants

16. Mai 2006, 17:54:56

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Sujet: Ambiguous Chess Prize Tournament

Play Ambiguous Chess for a 1-year rook membership !

16. Mai 2006, 05:34:32

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Sujet: Re: Offering a prize money for a tournament

BIG BAD WOLF: Thank you for the help, that is clearer now !

15. Mai 2006, 14:43:26

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Sujet: Re: Offering a prize money for a tournament

Fencer: It is just that I prefer to offer brains, that can be used either for a membership either for something else - for instance, black rooks would not care about winning a one-year membership

And you don't know what minimum number of players I will set

15. Mai 2006, 14:18:25

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Sujet: Offering a prize money for a tournament

modifié par nabla (15. Mai 2006, 14:18:43)

I would like to create a tournament of Ambiguous Chess and offer a prize money in brains equivalent to a 1-year rook membership (without entry fee). I suppose that I must create the tournament with the "prize money" flag, and then buy the corresponding amount of brains. Am I correct ?
And two more questions :
Am I correct that a brain rook account costs 750 brains (25x30 EUR) ?
If not enough players join, will I get the brains back ?