Competition Rules

NOTE: The only way to get into the individual competition is by playing in the team competition. If you don’t want to compete, there will be a few free play rooms, where you can go to learn or just have fun.

Team Competition: Up to four people per team. This means that you can be a one man team, but you pay the team price – $25. If you want to be on a team, but don’t know anyone else, we can try to help. Just let us know. Each game should have 4 teams and each team gets randomly put into one of the school rooms with a projector. The competition will start with a round robin arrangement – all teams will compete against all other teams at least once. Based on team stats, each team is then sorted into a bracket slot. The top two teams in each bracket move into a winners bracket and the bottom two teams move to a losers bracket. There is a double elimination for the teams. The top team of the last bracket (the top four teams) wins the Franklin Pierce Halo Champion T-shirts.

Individual competition: In order to play in the individual competition, you must compete on a team – whether or not you play by yourself on that team. The top 16 players with the best kill to death ratio per game from the team competition will be selected for the individual competition. The top16 then play several varied matches and the top player wins a copy of Halo 3. The maps and variations of game play have not yet been decided.

***All posted rules are subject to change. (Though, this is pretty much how it’s gonna be!!!)