Each team will play the FP and DS side against each team in the league.
To
start with unless any team expresses a strong preference the teams will
be
allocated randomly to start with. The Scanadavian (FP) vs the Germans
(DS)
is presently under way, UK vs US (FP) and UK vs Australians (FP).
UK vs Australians (FP), the FP team under John Michelanko ?
b.e.
Confused... 
Clint
>Each team will play the FP and DS side against each team in the league.
To
>start with unless any team expresses a strong preference the teams will
be
>allocated randomly to start with. The Scanadavian (FP) vs the Germans
(DS)
>is presently under way, UK vs US (FP) and UK vs Australians (FP).
>
UK vs Australians (FP), the FP team under John Michelanko ?b.e.
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It seems the rules in place for scoring in the first round will
prevent most games from ending early (honorable surrender when game
is hopless, avoiding extra turn fees) as if a teammember can stay in
until T52, they team will get more points than a mass drop.
For the next series of games (or iff all players agree in the
currently running games)
would people consider a surrender option?
Say one team can decide to surrender after getting their TRs (say
they do it within 3 days of reciept) then the other team has 3 days
to accept or reject the surrender.
Teams with more active players can't surrender
An accepted surrender gives the losing team 1 point (or something)
for each active nation and the winning team gets 1 point for each
active nation and maybe a 1 point bonus?
This would get us an end to the tourney before I turn 40 <g>
was this considered at all when the concept was formed?
Gian