Don't be so defensive. It was a compliment.Your nit picking again, you think your perfect?
I stopped reading where I ended the quote and found it your best post in ages.
Don't be so defensive. It was a compliment.Your nit picking again, you think your perfect?
This is Racist doing BlackFace?
You have a point. I haven't worked my ass off developing my game just so I can lose to better players. I lost just fine before the practice. I wouldn't continuously get in a tournament with a weak field for the boost but it's nice to enjoy some success because this miserable game has damn sure given me plenty of humility.I definitely do, does wonders for the ego
That doesn't look suspicious? Like next time you are there he might give you an easy draw?This is where you lost me. I've never NOT tipped the TD after a good cash.
Thats what you have to offer? 2018 material.This is Racist doing BlackFace?
This. Also maybe it is a little bit about the money if I’m being honest. My game has skyrocketed in the last 4 years. Worked my ass off. I’m way past the break even point $, so I no longer throw myself in the fire just to feel the heat. I know exactly where my game is at, my days of willingly donating are over.You have a point. I haven't worked my ass off developing my game just so I can lose to better players. I lost just fine before the practice. I wouldn't continuously get in a tournament with a weak field for the boost but it's nice to enjoy some success because this miserable game has damn sure given me plenty of humility.
If it looks suspicious to you I don’t know what to tell you. Most tournaments I play around here are all computerized draws and brackets. Maybe in a small town people could come to that conclusion, but to me it’s tipping for a service.That doesn't look suspicious? Like next time you are there he might give you an easy draw?
I don't play a lot of tournaments, I don't know what the etiquette is.If it looks suspicious to you I don’t know what to tell you. Most tournaments I play around here are all computerized draws and brackets. Maybe in a small town people could come to that conclusion, but to me it’s tipping for a service.
I don't play a lot of tournaments, I don't know what the etiquette is.
That's the way it goes and you can only go to the well so many times.This. Also maybe it is a little bit about the money if I’m being honest. My game has skyrocketed in the last 4 years. Worked my ass off. I’m way past the break even point $, so I no longer throw myself in the fire just to feel the heat. I know exactly where my game is at, my days of willingly donating are over.
I have never ripped a td and have been real good enough friends with a few. They've never half ribbed me about their cut...If it looks suspicious to you I don’t know what to tell you. Most tournaments I play around here are all computerized draws and brackets. Maybe in a small town people could come to that conclusion, but to me it’s tipping for a service.
I tip heavily if it’s a bar tournament and the waitress or bartender is running it.I have never ripped a td and have been real good enough friends with a few. They've never half ribbed me about their cut...
I have never seen a td tipped, in fact.
There is no "B" player alive running a 4 or 5 pack on anyone...Yeah, dude...sometimes I think people's definitions of A and B players vary greatly. I go to some "B" tournaments here...and some of those guys play sets for thousands, and might run a 4 or 5 pack on you. A players are just a different animal, and I think sometimes we have lowered the bar on what a true A player is.
Never seen it happen in my area either. Guys that run tournaments get a percentage of the total take. So they're getting paid for their effortsI have never ripped a td and have been real good enough friends with a few. They've never half ribbed me about their cut...
I have never seen a td tipped, in fact.
That blows my mind. It's pretty common around here.I have never ripped a td and have been real good enough friends with a few. They've never half ribbed me about their cut...
I have never seen a td tipped, in fact.
Never seen it happen in my area either. Guys that run tournaments get a percentage of the total take. So they're getting paid for their efforts
You misunderstood. Those that run tournaments in my area do not get tips, nor do they get paid by the venue.Let me understand this Tournment Director gets paid by venue like Fast Food Work doing job of drawing names, call matches, move ing name from ine bracket to another, enforcing rules, checking close shot to be legal, last paying winners.
House pay them to do job, and your tipping percentage of your winning. What %, and why, I see no reason for tip, or gratuity.
Your effort won you what? Pocket changed? Now your sharing with TD?
The is almost no money in bar tournaments after vomiting, quarter in bar box or green fee. Say event gos 5 - 6 hours what did you make aftrer out of pocket? Less then
Pimpled face kid make at fast food joint.
Tournament Director should get minim wedge for time on job, $12.80/hr. In AZ. Winner is guaranteed zero, their shill land em in first place.
Remember old North Lounge, if you won a Tuesday 9 ball event first paid 50-75 bucks, nothing left to share. Deduct Gas, etc, TD wss making more then winner.
In that scenario I wouldn’t tip the TD. How they get paid varies a lot around the country.You misunderstood. Those that run tournaments in my area do not get tips, nor do they get paid by the venue.
Say for instance total entry fees collected are $1,000. The guy running the tournament would get a percentage of that off the top before prize money is paid out.
You misunderstood. Those that run tournaments in my area do not get tips, nor do they get paid by the venue.
Say for instance total entry fees collected are $1,000. The guy running the tournament would get a percentage of that off the top before prize money is paid out.