(Dueling Network Tournament)

[ProYugioh8]

(Dueling Nework Tournament)
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::: Official D.N.A. Tournament Rules :::
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% You will be assigned a random deck which you cannot make changes to which will be Pmed either through Pojo or Dn, I will give you some time to practise with the deck.
% Each participant must have a Dueling Network account and all duels will take place at this site
% Tournament will officially start: Tbc
% Duels will be conducted in a match best 2 out of 3.
% Please complete duels at a reasonable amount of time and communicate with your opponent. You can also post GMT time of your scheduled duel in the forum.
% All duel reports are to be posted in this forum and tournament progress will be updated in the OP accordingly.
% This tournament will be single player elimination.
% Comment below regarding ideas, requests, petitions and any other additional suggestions for the tournament.
% Still looking for moderator volunteers or judges for the tournament (PM me). Moderators cannot participate in the tournament.
% Tournament Host: ProYugioh8
--------::: Sample Tournament Registration :::--------
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DNName : ProDuelist1234
TimeZone: GMT-5

[evilfusion]

Moved to the right section.

 

Also, no offense, but that's a terrible idea. You're going to provide the participants with a full Deck and they can't change it? That forces them to trust that you're a competent Deck builder and that all the Decks are going to be reasonably evenly matched, but for all they know, they're receiving a Deck of random, borderline unplayable cards that makes their own Deck building skill and play style completely moot.

 

If you're going to restrict Decks to even the playing field, it'd be far better to simply state what those restrictions are, rather than have the potential participants take a gamble and be handed complete decks they had no say in building. Even drafting is more fair than that, and a good portion of drafting is pure luck.