Yu-Gi-Oh! 3 VS 3 Tag Team Tournament for Crossover Breakers!

Name: Yu-Gi-Oh! 3 VS 3 Tag Team Tournament for Crossover Breakers!
Start: 2025-01-04T13:00:00-05:00
Location: No Limit Gaming

Schedule

Sat, 04 Jan, 2025 at 01:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

No Limit Gaming | Kettering, OH

Join us Saturday January 4th at 1PM for our Yu-Gi-Oh! 3 VS 3 Tag Team Tournament for Crossover Breakers!
The store will open at 12PM Noon for registration and the event will begin at 1PM.
This event will have a Cap of 24 Teams. (72 Total Players)
Entry will be $45 per team ($15 per person)
Every player will receive 3 OTS Packs upon entry
This will be a Swiss event with a cut to the Top 4 teams.
Prizing for this event will be determined upon entrants and will grow larger based on the number of teams participating. For every team that enters, 12 packs of Crossover breakers will be added to the prize pool! So if we have 11 teams, 5.5 boxes will be distributed to the top teams. If we have 24 teams, 12 boxes will be distributed to the top teams!
When registering for the event, a teams duelists assign themselves as either Player A, Player B or Player C, under a team name.
Teams then participate in swiss pairings like a normal tournament.
When teams sit down for the round, they will face the duelist from the opposing team that has been assigned the same position as them.
Matches are played at the same time as your team mates.
Rounds ares still 40 minutes, played as a best of 3 match between the two corresponding players.
End of match procedures are still the same between players as they would be for a regular tournament.
In A vs A, the player from Team 1 wins.
In B vs B, the player from Team 2 wins.
In C vs C, the player from Team 1 wins.
Team 1 would win this round, as they have won 2 matches.
This continues round by round till the end of the tournament.
Draws can occur during the swiss portion of a tournament.
One of the benefits of 3v3 format is the ability to talk and assist your team mates during matches. BUT there are some conditions.
Player A can only talk to Player B.
Player B can talk to both player A and C.
Player C can only talk to Player B only.
Player A may NOT communicate with player C at all – they can not even pass messages through player B.
Due to Player B’s ability to talk to both Player A and C, it may be advantageous to put your best player in middle due to their advanced knowledge of the game.
Good Luck Duelists!