Precious Points
Final Standings 2019/1
Previous winners
2009 Misja Alma
2010/1 Rogier van Gemert
2010/2 Marcel
Nabarro
2011/1 Hans Willem
Capel (†)
2011/2 Paul van
Koningshoven
2012/1 Rogier van Gemert (2nd time)
2012/2 Rogier van Gemert (3rd time)
2013/1 Susan
Pillards (†)
2013/2 Rogier van Gemert (4th time)
2014/1
Arthuro Braacx
2014/2
Paul van Koningshoven (2nd time)
2015/1
Rogier van Gemert (5th time)
2015/2
Paul van Koningshoven (3rd time)
2016/1
Arthuro Braacx (2nd time)
2016/2
Arthuro Braacx (3rd time)
2017/1
Arthuro Braacx (4th time)
2017/2
Arthuro Braacx (5th time)
2018/1
Rogier van Gemert (6th time)
2018/2
Arthuro Braacx (6th time)
PP Rules
A player can earn PPs (Precious Points) in two series of tournaments. The second series of Amstergammon tournaments runs from July till December.
The PP Tournaments 2019, Series 2 are:
| 1 | Zandvoort 7 July |
| 2 | AG 11 August |
| 3 | AG 8 September |
| 4 | AG 13 October |
| 5 | AG 10 November 1.5 |
| 6 | AG 8 December 1.5 |
By entering a tournament, a player is rewarded 2 PPs.
Every match won in a PP tournament
adds an extra Precious Point.
The winner and runner-up of a tournament get extra Precious Points.
These bonus points are: 4 – 2 – 1. Four points for the winner of the
Main Bracket, two for the runner-up. Two points for the winner of the
Consolation, 1 for the runner-up.
By entering a Quarter Entry a player gets ¼
PP. The first win adds ¼
PP, the second win
½ PP.
A Half Entry starts with
½ PP
and adds ½ PP if won.
A Pool6 starts with
½ PP. Every win counts
as
¼ PP.
An entry for Qualifier 8 is
¼ PP. Every match won is worth
¼ PP and a ticket won is +
¼ PP.
An example:
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You play and win a Quarter Entry (¼ + ¼ + ½), you register for a PP tournament (2 PP), you lose your first match (down to Consolation), you win your next 3 matches (3 PP)… you have totalized 6 PPs
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You play a Quarter Entry and you win your first match (½ PP). You register for a PP tournament (2 PP), you win the Main tournament in a 32 bracket (with a bye in the first round) thus you won 4 matches (4 PP) and you get 4 bonus points for winning the Main Bracket… you have totalized 10 ½ PPs
The last two PP Tournaments - November and December - will be played with a 1.5 multiplier. This multiplier also includes all Qualifiers played after the start of the tournament of 13 October up until the start of 8 December.
The overall winner of the Series 2 will be awarded the “Amstergammon Winter Champ 2019" title. There will be a consolation prize for places 2 and 3.