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Roberto Lavieri wrote on Wed, Dec 29, 2004 08:35 PM UTC:
Peter, you must wait until the complete information is available, I´m not the organizer, so I have not more information yet. Once finished the first round of the voting poll, there is a second round in January, but only around 20-25 games are going to be voted, the games with more number of votes in the first round, the objective is the definitive selection of games to be played in the Tournament, and the number depends on inscriptions. The process for inscription in the Tournament has not been stablished yet, but you are going to get the information soon. I don´t know if there is a fee to pay neither how much it can be (usually 5 $), but by the way, if you are going to participate, as you are a new player, I´m going to pay the fee for you if your inscription is one of the first three or four (it depends on the fee), this offer is only valid for new players, and I´m going to use the prize obtained by my second place in the first Tournament for this, as an incentive for new players.

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