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T12: Toronto Fighting Game Championships - Sept 24th-25th - MK9+$200 Pot Bonus

NeoRussell

NeoRussell

Mortal
VENUE FEE:
$25 - Pre-Registered
$30 - In the event

Pre-Register here

What do you get for Pre-Registering?
  • $25 pre-reg vs $30 payment during the event.
  • You will help us keep track of the amount of participants coming for the event.
  • Smaller lineup for Pre-Registered players. Meaning, you get in faster.
  • You are guaranteed an Event Badge. Limited quantities on this.
  • Your NAME will be entered for a chance to win DualModded Arcade Stick provided byCanadian Joysticks
  • You get 3 free raffle tickets for pre-registering. If you pay at the door, you only get 1 free raffle ticket.
  • Lots of raffle prizes to be given away over the weekend.
NeoRussell
 
S

Sabin

Elder God
blow this shit up, me and Sp00ky will be there. there is also a pot bonus for MK $200 (from what i'm raeding on srk)
 
Casselman

Casselman

Also: LockUpYourBones
It would be nice if everything was streamed. Not just final 8/4. Any exacts on these details?

also just for curiosity. Whats the number of attendees at this point? I sure most will just show up. Just curious.

I hope spooky streams all of MK.
 
NeoRussell

NeoRussell

Mortal
Yeah sorry guys, it was required to increase it by $5.
If you pre-Register, it would have been the same as if you paid at the door though.

You can either pre-register here:
http://torontotoptiers.com/t12-pre-registration-process/

or go to A&C World on Wednesdays and meet with me there:
http://torontotoptiers.com/tekken/torontotoptiers-x-ac-games-weekly-casuals-at-ac-world/

Hope that the price does not turn off players.

Casselman: Yeah only top4/8 for MK unfortunately. We may record matches on stand by to show online after the event.

NeoRussell
 
Ultorskoss

Ultorskoss

Noob
NeoRussell said:
Hope that the price does not turn off players.
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IMO an extra $5 is nothing considering this is one of the biggest upcoming Canadian MK9 tournaments and the amount of work going into everything. Not to mention the competition is going to be solid.

If you were looking for a Canadian MK9 tournament, I think this would be the one to come out to.
 
NeoRussell

NeoRussell

Mortal
Online Pre-Registration Closes On Sept. 18th (Sunday) @ 7p.
http://torontotoptiers.com/t12-pre-registration-process/
-meaning i close this page on Sunday and you have to pre-register in person

Why Pre-Register?

$25 pre-reg vs $30 payment at the door.
You will help us keep track of the amount of participants coming for the event.
Smaller lineup for Pre-Registered players. Meaning, you get in faster.
You are guaranteed an Event Badge. Limited quantities on this.
Your NAME will be entered for a chance to win a DualModded Arcade Stick provided by Canadian Joysticks
You get 3 free raffle tickets for pre-registering. If you pay at the door, you only get 1 free raffle ticket.
Lots of raffle prizes to be given away over the weekend.

For people who don't have credit card or paypal, you can Pre-Register on site via A&C World Wednesdays.
Sept. 14th and Sept. 21st will be the only day I accept onsite registration. Sorry but i'm not there any other day.

For questions in regards to T12 Payments , I recommend sending an email to [email protected].
I check this email every day/hour so you'll get a faster reply that way.

NeoRussell
 
Gamin_Guru

Gamin_Guru

Shang Bang
Ultorskoss said:
IMO an extra $5 is nothing considering this is one of the biggest upcoming Canadian MK9 tournaments and the amount of work going into everything. Not to mention the competition is going to be solid.

If you were looking for a Canadian MK9 tournament, I think this would be the one to come out to.
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the offline superstars always talk about attending tourneys and stuff for the experience. Bullshit. If that was the case, entry fees wouldn't be that expensive. At $30, that's half the price of a new game and if you're a gamer planning on playing more than one game this fall, that's money better spent elsewhere.
 
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