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Les annonces => Tournois - Vie des clubs : Annonces, CR, discussions générales => Discussion démarrée par: Paolo Cariolato le 21 Décembre 2006, 10:32
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ITASLIA 2007 is the 2nd edition of the Italian ASL Open Tournament, last year 16 players battled for 5 gruelling rounds and Georges Tournemire emerged as the winner.
More people are coming this year; will George be able to defend his title or will someone else take home the plaque? We hope that some other french players will join George in Verona next year.
This time we left the noisy gaming convention hall and booked a luxury HEXAGONAL Hotel for our ASL Tournament.
You can get all the info you need at ASL Italia (http://www.aslitalia.org). If you want more feel free to write me at cariolato@aslitalia.org (cariolato@aslitalia.org).
roll low
Paolo
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Hi Paolo,
Thanks for your email and announcement, please register me for your next tournament in September 2007.
I'll be present and make sponsorship for the tournament,
Regards,
Emmanuel
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Emmanuel
It will be a pleasure to meet you.
Consider yourself registered.
ciao
Paolo
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The scenario List will be released on Friday 23rd.
Stay Tuned.
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As promised here is the scenario list, you can always get all the informations at aslitalia (http://www.aslitalia.org/index.html)
SCENARIOS’ LIST AND PROGRAM:
REGISTRATION starts on Friday 12:00 - 13:45.
ROUND 1 All Infantry 14:00 - 18:30
1) HP 15 Moldavian Massacre (boards 11,40)
2) J12 Jungle Fighters (45,JAP)
3) SP 111 Why at Erp (Y)
ROUND 2 Heavy Armor 19:00 - 00:30
1) SP137 The Bozsoki Relay (17,18)
2) HP 12 Kicked Autz (36,50)
3) SP 131 Pocket Panzers (22,44;St1)
ROUND 3 Italians! 09:00 - 14:00
1) VV13 Sur le chemins de Rome (1)
2) HP33 Winter Storm (46,50)
3) HP 34 Big Bad Gun (49)
ROUND 4 Old Classic 15:00 - 21:00 (plus additional time after dinner if both players pre-agreed on that)
1) A68 Acts of Defiance (20,21,23)
2) G6 Rockets Red Glare (3)
3) A25 Cold Crocodiles (23,24)
ROUND 5 Light Armor 09:00 - 14:30
1) J105 Borodino Train Station (20;RR1)
2) RbFI-4 Used and Abused (14,37,O2,Wd5,G5,B4;PTO)
3) OST1 Stalin's Shadow (10,44;X6)
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This is the Tournament Rules and Format
Tournament format: The tournament is a 5 round swiss-style tournament. Swiss style means that in each round, you will play an opponent who has won/lost about the same number of games as you. When you play a match you will get 3 points for winning, 1 point for a draw and 0 for losing. For first round 4 Top Players will be chosen after their result in the previous ItASLia Tournament, the order of all others attendees will be chosen on the basis of a self-evaluation of skill in the game. After the first round, players are paired on basis of their scores, meaning that you will get to play a opponent who has (about) the same number of points that you have. Players who have won all their games are seeded among each other, but all other players are randomly paired (with players with similar amount of points). This pairing is repeated for each succeeding round.
Choosing which scenario to play: There are two ways of choosing a scenario: 1) you could agree on one of the three scenarios or 2) use the following method; Both of you choose one of the 3 scenarios which you will not play, and give the other 2 a priority. Then there are 3 possible outcomes:
1. you have chosen to delete two different scenarios, and you play the remaining one;
2. you have deleted the same one, and chosen the same scenario as 1st priority, you play this one;
3. you have deleted the same but chosen a different scenario as first priority, you roll a die to determine which scenario to play.
ABS: We shall use ABS (Australian Balance System) with all of the scenarios. Included in the scenario list will be the ABS for all the scenarios which will be sent/given to future participant not later than one month before the tournament.
Rules: The tournament uses the official ASL Rules, 2nd. edition, including the following optional rules: IIFT (A7.37), all chapter E rules (E, E.1) and Reverse Motion (F.11). Regarding IIFT, the variant using conditional PTC's is used (see ASL 2nd ed. rulebook, chapter A, Footnote 10A, 2nd paragraph). If both players in a match agrees, they can decide not to use any or all of the above optional rules.
Rolling the dice: Some kind of dice-rolling equipment is required. You can use a dice-cup, throw the dice into a glass, use a dice-tower, or throw the dice into a box or something similar. Whatever the method used, your opponent must be able to see the result at the same time that you are. Both players must agree on the dice used or the matter will be resolved by the TD.
Deciding games: If two players are unable to finish a game within the allotted time, they have to decide the outcome of the scenario, using one of these three methods:
* Mutual agreement, the players agrees on a winner or a tie.
* Roll the dice!
* Let the TD and his assistants decide the game.
Setting Up the Game and Time limits: In order to avoid unnecessary waste of time players should have a minimum grasp of scenarios order of battle, set up and victory conditions (expecially for the morning rounds which are the most time constrained), they are also strongly invited (plane travellers are of course extempted) to bring counter, boards and overlays for the scenarios thery are planning to play, in order to reduce the fuss to the minimum.
Both the defender and the attacker are entitled 20 minutes for the set-up, every delay has to be promptly communicated to the referee and will be a factor in deciding a match unfinished within the allotted time. If both players agree they can play without these time limits (it could be a possibility during the longer evening rounds).
Determining rank in the tournament: The winner of the tournament is the last undefeated person in the tournament. Please note that is therefore possible for a winner to be declared before the last round of the tournament. The rank of all other players is determined by their points at the end of the tournament. For players with equal scores, the following tiebreakers are used in the listed order:
1. Outcome of the direct game between the two players;
2. Buholz coefficients (the sum of the final scores of your opponents in the tournament);
3. round where the player lost his first game (the later the better);
4. round where the player draw his first game (the later the better)
If the tiebreaker is a tie as well, the two players in question share the same rank.
Prizes: There will be medals and/or trophies for the best 3 results. There will be a prize for the winner (Valor of the Guards) and runner up (Few Returned), and we are planning some prizes for the most ridiculous/stunning/funny moments in the tournament
Tournament fee: You will pay a euros 18 fee for this three day tournament. The hotel room costs euros 37, a seated lunch 15 euros and a seated dinner 14 euros, and you can also have snacks or pizza in the hotel. Only the fee is mandatory.
Latest info: For the latest informations, please go to www.aslitalia.org, the official website of the tournament. You may also want to check out the Italian ASL Forum, reachable from there or from www.openground.it, to left a comment in the Overseas Friend section. The mail for subscriptions and info request is itaslia2007@aslitalia.org.
Reach us: Have a look at www.aslitalia.org for the details, you can easily reach Verona by train or plane. www.hotelantares.com is the website of the hotel with travel info as well.
Changes in the rules: The TDs can change this general rules before the tournament begins, if other necessities/problems will arise in the organization, or some rules will prove to be unuseful/unsuccesful.
Tournament Directors: The TDs will be Paolo Cariolato, Enrico Catanzaro, Fabrizio Da Prà and Mario Nadalini. Loriano Rampazzo will referee all games.
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Very well organized !
With a scenario list provided six months in advance !
I've to check my planning, with Arnhem and ASLOK, September is a busy month for ASL (and i still have to go to work...)
We are doing our best, nice you appreciated. I hope to see you in Verona, It's a shorter ride than Arhnem. ;-)
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Hallo to Everybody
the hotel where we play want to get an idea of the number of rooms needed for ITASLIA, if someone is considering to come and play ASL in Verona you can write it here or drop and e-mail here (avv.cariolato@cariolato.com). There is no obligation whatsoever, we just want to know how many people are coming. (of course Manuel is already registered :-))
thank you all and roll low
Paolo
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MARSEILLE -VERONE, quel temps de trajet, quel mode de transport privilégier ?
Je vais aller voir sur Mappy ce que ça donne en voiture.
Il y a un parking gardé à l'hôtel ?
QUe sont les scénario HP ? Je dois le savoir mais je ne vois pas.
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MAPPY : 6H35 par la route de MARSEILLE, 70 ? essence, 20 ? de péage français.
Si il y a convoiturage c'est jouable et à considérer.
Quelqu'un l'a fait en avion ? Durée/Budget.
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Il y a un parking gardé à l'hôtel ?
QUe sont les scénario HP ? Je dois le savoir mais je ne vois pas.
The Hotel has a parking lot.
HP stands for Hero Pax and all scenarios are quite enjoyable.
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MAPPY : 6H35 par la route de MARSEILLE, 70 ? essence, 20 ? de péage français.
Si il y a convoiturage c'est jouable et à considérer.
Quelqu'un l'a fait en avion ? Durée/Budget.
I checked Verona and all airports nearby, unfortunately there is no connection with Marseille.
last year Georges Tournemire came by air from Paris the tournament morning.
If someboty is interested and comes from Paris, there is a very nice Air France flight at 08:35 on friday morning at CDG, you can be in Verona at 10:10 and some of us will pick you up at the airport (it's just 3 kilometes to the hotel).
The return is also very nice with a flight from Verona at 18:05 you will be in Paris at 19:40.
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Ryanair manages a connection with Venice secondary airport in Treviso (TSF), you will need to come on Thurdsday night and then come to Verona (90 Kms) there are train and bus connections but best of all you can arrange a pick up with some of us that come from Venice (there are at least 4 of them living near the airport), milan (Orio al Serio airport) is also an option but our associates live quite away from the airport so that could be more difficult to arrange.
If you are interested in these option drop a line here (http://freeforumzone.leonardo.it/viewmessaggi.aspx?f=33105&idd=1367)
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If you want to have a look at how things go at italian tournament have a look at the pictures here (http://www.aslitalia.org/sanmarino2007/pictures.html)
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waouww!
do not know if to ASL RING the rewards were distributed by a miss like this one
;-)
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No she was a dark-haired woman, but more short!
It was " l'élèphant"...
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ah yes! but it has a large horn... +o(
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Ce serait sympa vis à vis de Paolo de poster dans son topic en anglais, ou au moins traduire un peu ce qu'on y dit.
Ca donne :
Please, post in english here :)
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OU Ah! sir
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Nous avons estimé que Pocket Panzers étaient trop longs.
Nous l'avons remplacée avec J60 "Bad Luck".
ciao
Paolo
PS: ABS coming at the end of the month.
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All interested can find the ABS at aslitalia (http://www.aslitalia.org/)
best regards to everybody and see you in Verona
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If someone is considering to participate I strongly advice to book the room at the hotel ASAP.
The Hotel is almaost booked out and they are reserving some of the remaining room for us only till the end of the present week, after that they feel free to give the free room away to other clients.
Paolo
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You can find everything here (http://www.aslitalia.org/)
If order to see the local beuties you have to come in person next year :-D
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Outdoor ASL ! Very impressive. Must have been very pleasant.