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[bigphatmike]

Ok, well i love the promos you do, looking forward to being around more often.

[Zab]

For my notes from another site:

Depending on the number of participating Crews, the payout will be as follows:
1-4 Crews: Top 1 paid
5-9 Crews: Top 2 paid
(1st: 70%, 2nd: 30%)
10-14 Crews: Top 3 paid
(1st: 50%, 2nd: 30%. 3rd: 20%)
15-19 Crews: Top 4 paid
(1st: 45%, 2nd: 25%, 3rd: 18%, 4th: 12%)
20 or more Crews: Top 5 paid
(1st: 40%, 2nd: 24%, 3rd: 16%, 4th: 12%, 5th: 8%)

You can also find the payout structure on the Crew Cup League page once the registration for each month is closed, the PS Points will be paid out manually once the monthly league has been finalized. 10% of the entry fee (=300 PS Points) will be withheld to cover expenses.
How does the scoring system work for Crew Cup Points?
In a Crew Cup event the rank of the top three finishers in each crew will be added up. The winning Crew will be the one that has the lowest total.
Example: Two crews competing in a Tournament:
Top 3 Crew A finishers: 17th 25th 36th = 78
Top 3 Crew B finishers: 1st 60th 117th = 178

Crew A will finish in 1st and Crew B will finish in 2nd.


What happens if less than 3 crew members end up playing in a Crew Battle?
Crews with less than 3 members playing in an event will be issued extra scores to simulate 3 participating members on the crew. If a crew only has 2 members playing in a crew competition tournament their crew will receive a 3rd score equal to a last place finish plus 1. If a crew only has 1 member playing in a crew competition tournament his/her crew will receive a 2nd score equal to a last place finish plus 1 and a 3rd score equal to a last place finish plus 2.


Can I leave my Crew voluntarily or can I be kicked off the Crew?
Yes both is possible, however if your Crew is currently in an active Crew Battle competition, you will have to wait until the end of the month to leave your Crew. Same applies for the poll that Crew captains and members with admin rights can create on their Crew homepage to kick off a member.

[Swittie]

We could add Lone Wolf Teams.. The problem for that is (And thats your problem!) is that if you don't play one day, it screws you

yeah....but thats an individual responsability, individual players will have to deal with that, take the PokerStars Leagues as an example, players who play them are FANATIC bro, most off them would let their mothers die instead of loosing a game....lol.....i think that can be considered too.......

[Swittie]

Can I leave my Crew voluntarily or can I be kicked off the Crew?

why dont make it simpler? : only teams' owner can fire and/or hire members..........

[lilturkgirl]

why dont make it simpler? : only teams' owner can fire and/or hire members..........

than the owner can fire everybody the last day with a big enough lead, and take all the $ for themselves

[Zab]

than the owner can fire everybody the last day with a big enough lead, and take all the $ for themselves

There would be rules in place for firing. If they are producing, they can't be fired..

[Swittie]

than the owner can fire everybody the last day with a big enough lead, and take all the $ for themselves

no, if u fire a member u lose this member's points total in score.....

[Zab]

no, if u fire a member u lose this member's points total in score.....

Thing is, to play in the league............... I think you have to put up some points.

Unless we make it where only the captain puts up the entry fee then he has to split 'some' of the prize pool with his team.
Then its up to the captain to do whatever the hell he wants!

[Swittie]

How are the team scores calculated?
When a player competes in a league event and gets a score, the player can also get a team score.

For a player to get a team score he or she must obviously be a member of a team, and at least one other member of that team must have played in the same league event.

The team score each player gets is the same as the average score of all of the team members who played in the event.

The team rankings is based on that average, not on the total score of all members. There is therefor no advantage to have a lot of members except of course to increase the chance that someone reaches the final table.

[Swittie]

"How are the player scores calculated?
The scores are calculated according to a simple exponential formula. Each player gets a score based on their final position and the total number of entrants in each event, rounded off to the nearest non-decimal value.

Formula: Multiplier^(Entrants-Position+1) = Score.

Where the Multiplier is whatever number which raised by the number of entrants would equal the number of entrants.

For example in a league event with 500 entrants, the winner would get a score of 500, the runner-up a score of 494, the #250 finisher a score of 22 and the last place a score of 1."