| Display title | Forum:Pools format |
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| Page creator | Chilex (talk | contribs) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Several months ago, I attended a Melee/PM tournament that attracted about a hundred entrants. Before the tourney began, I asked the TO if there was going to be pools and what format it was. This soured me a bit because, as an amateur, I hate having to spend a large chunk of money to enter a tourney and then go two and out. I entered the tournament anyway and was disappointed from drowning in pools, only having two tournament sets.. |