Fargorate questions

[alphadog]

Come on man, you're a solid 528!

If I drank like the 625 I would be a 200 !

 

[mikepage]

Mike,

Can you explain what the requirements are for someone to submit match information into FargoRate?

Thanks,

Andy

League data comes in only through FargoRate LMS our league management software that is tied directly to the FargoRate database.

There are a series of requirements for tournaments, and data is not actually "submitted;" we're merely alerted to public events. Generally, the event needs to be open to a broad swath of people or an invitational with rational criteria (i.e., can't be a hand-picked group of participants playing a round robin). So advertised in advance publicly, cost to participate, use full names for everybody, scores for all matches, and results shared publicly with the world by sharing a bracket on a poolroom website or a local facebook group frequented by pool players.

If you run tournaments, you can give you name and the location, etc to Bryan at support@fargorate.com.

It is also possible to have an individual match submitted through the Salotto mobile APP. You pay something for that; scheduled in advance; both players agree in advance it will go in; both players approve afterward; it remains public on both player's record under "public matches

 

[spartan]

They call it the Champions League I think. Dude named Todd runs it.

They better have a big trophy to justify using such a big name

 

[Chili Palmer]

League data comes in only through FargoRate LMS our league management software that is tied directly to the FargoRate database.

There are a series of requirements for tournaments, and data is not actually "submitted;" we're merely alerted to public events. Generally, the event needs to be open to a broad swath of people or an invitational with rational criteria (i.e., can't be a hand-picked group of participants playing a round robin). So advertised in advance publicly, cost to participate, use full names for everybody, scores for all matches, and results shared publicly with the world by sharing a bracket on a poolroom website or a local facebook group frequented by pool players.

If you run tournaments, you can give you name and the location, etc to Bryan at support@fargorate.com.

It is also possible to have an individual match submitted through the Salotto mobile APP. You pay something for that; scheduled in advance; both players agree in advance it will go in; both players approve afterward; it remains public on both player's record under "public matches

Thanks for the explanation Mike. I sent you a PM and was hoping to have a conversation with you.

Thanks,

Andy