However the MOtBB is a WRPSS endorsed tournament between the cream of the worlds best players, not some Friday night cheese and prawn RPS tournament at Humpty Doo.
Where's that again? 'Round Darwin? Sounds like an Aussie place name, either a city or a bar, maybe both.
I will make no ruling on the case at hand; not, as custardchuk has opined, due to a lack of testicular apparatus ("All I have in this world is my balls, and my word, and I don't break 'em for no one.") No, primarily I'm staying out of this because I haven't read any of the material. Not Al's accusations, Sista's pleas, Martin's defense, or custardchuk's protestations. Well, not in any detail. The most I can glean from it is that custardchuk is unhappy because he lost the tournament and feels that Martin cheated. Apparantly this cheating attempt involved Sista and access to a computer. Many are the RPS players who, unbeatable from without, are yet subject to an attack from within, usually through the agency of a
femme fatale. Is ScissorSista the veritable Mati Hari of RPS? The Delilah of Roshambo?
I don't know, and I don't really care. If all that happened is what I listed above, then custardchuk should take more care with his women, and with his computer. He should have learned this lesson by now. Besides, no one likes a drunken, delusional, lying, conspiratorial, blackmailer. On the other hand, I'd prefer that to a defensive, pompous, self-righteous reactionary, which is why I'm not ruling in Martin's favor either. You guys work it out. If that fails, fight it out.
By the way, custardchuk, I should point out that the MotBB tournament is most definitely NOT a "WRPSS endorsed tournament" as you assert. The MotBB violates the Society's endorsement requirements in several important ways:
-The tournament did not follow the WRPSS Official Rule of Play, as there is no provision in the rules for online RPS.
-Web materials did not include the verbiage "This event is endorsed by the World Rock Paper Scissors Society
www.worldrps.com."
-I did not make the Society aware of the competition and did not provide event details ie location, time, date, number of spots, prizing details.
-I did not train or utilize refs, as the matches were self-refereed.
-I did not provide the World RPS Society with a selection of photos for publishing on worldrps, not even of the winner of the tournament.
-I did not provide worldrps with the match play-by-play statistics of the of the final four competitors.
All of the above criteria are required for World RPS endorsed tournaments, which is why I did not apply for endorsement status. The Society is notoriously strict when it comes to making sure their endorsement and sanctioning criteria are followed to the "t", and I don't want to run afoul of Chad.