This will be a self scheduled Zertz tournament. We'll play a total of 5 rounds. A Swiss tournament mode will be used. (Check out the forum for details.) Matches will consist of at least 3 games, and will be won by the player who achieves a 2 win margin over his opponent. (Having played eight games without a 2 win margin - call it a draw.) The games do not have to be played all in one session or at a specific date. You are going to schedule your matches yourself. Board size: If both players agree they may pick any board size. Otherwise play twice 37, twice 48 and 61 from there onwards. (starting over with a 37 board again with your next oppent of course) Players will alternate in going first / second. (First player in the first game of a match shall be as stated in the pairing) Time limits: You get at least 30 minutes. Over 30 minutes you have to stay within 10 minutes of your opponent's time. The player who has lost on time should resign. If your over-time opponent doesn't resign, you should point it out. If he still doesn't resign, you should resign but count the game as a win in the match. Be prepared for a dispute in that case. By agreement players may ignore time limits and/or forgo claiming wins on time. Fairness: Don't use analysis boards, databases, AI etc. - anything you also wouldn't get away with at an in-person event. Scheduling: After matches are set up, send an email to your opponent and please update the tournament form as soon as possible. It is important to keep admin and opponents informed! Claim a win in case there is no response. https://boardspace.net/cgi-bin/tournament-signup.cgi?tournamentid=126
by Anonymous to on Oct 14, 2026 12:34 PM | 2 comments
Anonymous
Hello. Nice idea. There aren't enough users here for a full tournament but you could promote it through other channels and use this page for reference. With luck, one user from here will join.
Anonymous
Oh sorry, I see that it has its dedicated page and that there are players. Have fun I like these abstract board games.

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