SKG OR DIE!

The official scrim, along with scoutzknivez's competitive nature has been dead for a while. In hopes of reviving this competitive edge, I'm introducing the ScoutzKnivez Gamble. The SKG integrates our everyday scrims into an on-going tournament.

Officials added pressure to a scrim, which made it more fun, but this was also its flaw; No one wanted to official unless they had their best players. The official vs. the fun scrim leads to the question, "How do you define a team as being better than another?". Do you only look at their top players (official scrims) or is it a matter of overall win consistency (fun scrims)? This tournament incorporates a betting system which combines both types of scrims. This not only defines more accurately who is better, but it adds a little more fun to a boring game.

Each team starts out with a certain amount of points. Before the scrim, each clan wagers their allotted points based on the match up. This allows the weight of the scrim to be adjusted dynamically; incorporating both skill relativity between teams and the risk you're willing to take. Wagering more points ensures a bigger reward along with a harsher punishment. The tournament continues until all but one team runs out of points.

To ensure the stability of the tournament; only active, stable clans are invited to participate. It will retain the authenticity of scoutzknivez (first to 16 matches) along with its casual style of play (no scheduled match times, deadlines, demos, or screenshots). The SKG will give a pulse to the everyday scrim while helping to refresh a dieing community.

-Abracon

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