Online C++ Mirror [March 25, 2023]

[Serpentine284]

I am pleased to announce the online mirror for 2022 C++, which will be held on March 25, 2023. More information about C++ can be found here.

Logistics:

The tournament will be held online on Saturday, March 25, 2023. We will be using a Discord server to coordinate gameplay, with Zoom and Buzzin.live being used for the actual rounds. The link to the Discord server will be sent out with further information about the tournament the Thursday prior.

Rules:

This tournament will be using ACF’s gameplay rules; however, the tournament will be using powermarks, so this includes the optional addendum about powers.

Eligibility:

Teams for this tournament must be closed (i.e. all players must be attending the same academic institution). If sign-ups are low, we may allow this to be an open mirror.

Registration:

An unofficial team formation spreadsheet can be found here. To officially sign up for the tournament, please email me at [email protected] with your team name and all player names.

Payment:

Payment for this tournament will be $80 per team. We will send out information with methods of payment in a later logistics email.

We look forward to seeing you!

[Serpentine284]

Due to insufficient sign-ups at the moment, we have decided to move this tournament back a week to March 25. In addition, we will be making this a collegiate open tournament. All players on a team must be attending an academic institution, but teams may consist of players from different colleges/universities. We will also allow teams of high schoolers to play this tournament, provided that they were unable to play the JHU high school mirror of C++.

[Serpentine284]

Registered teams:

Wayzata
UCF