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I'm interested to learn more about the planned changes as well. You said they're going to be announced in October? When will they go into effect? I was planning on doing some annual events before the end of the year (one in October, one in November) - if there are going to be new rules governing them that may impact my plans for dates/format/cost/location/etc.
I'm not sure whether I'm understand the new value system correctly. For example, I run periodic weeknight tournaments at a location near me using a double elimination bracket. The last tournament had 21 players, and it ended up being worth a little over 7 points to the winner. Based on the numbers being used in the league play example above, it seems like I should expect the value of these events to drop significantly, is that correct?
Quoted from Whysnow:Pinball, Pinball, Pinball sounds like a really fun format to me!
I was just thinking that too! I totally want to try it for one of my events now. 
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