The number of runner-up finishes is counted behind the slash. For the ranking, generally, the number of wins will be considered; only the ranking of players without any wins or an equal number of wins will be based on the number of runner-up finishes.
For example: A player with 6 runner-up finishes will be ranked ahead of a player with 5 runner-up finishes, but behind a player with 1 win.
This statistic is intended to be updated after every tournament in a new post. Inform me about any errors or lacking data. In the event that there will be a yearly final tournament among the best winners, this ranking will be used to determine who qualifies.
In case of a tie, the most recent winner will be preferred. There will never be two players with the same rank. For players without any win, the recency of the last runner-up finish decides.
No, we haven't played Aseridith yet - we've played Biomes. I have a sheet where I keep track of this, but there is no categorical reason not to repeat templates anyways. I would say it's good style not to do it for as long as there are many good templates remaining that haven't been featured, and I'm pleased that every single winner has recognized that so far.
Fun fact: Over the first 17 tournaments, the average coin prize for the winner has been 338. This shows that on average, a bigger amount is donated than is paid by me (in case of no donation, the prize is 100, except in the very first edition, where it was 200). Thanks to everyone who donated so far!
In an effort to create the best possible experience for the largest possible number of players, Titled Tuesday tournaments will, until further notice, happen an hour earlier from next week onwards.
The new starting time is 3 pm, New York time.
This is to satisfy repeated requests by a large number of European players. Considering that 4 pm is still too early for most working players on the East Coast to participate, I have decided to give preference to the interest of central European players to have the tournament start at 9 pm rather than 10 pm their time.
I sincerely hope for the understanding of whoever feels disadvantaged by this change. Unfortunately, it is not possible to create a real-time event which is conveniently scheduled for everyone.
