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So there has been mostly positive response thus far regarding our new league payout bonuses that are starting this season. Basically it is adding an incentive to win your division and also to not only participate in your season-ending City tournament, but strive to win that as well. Over the past few years, there has been some concerns expressed that players basically just play the leagues to get games in ... don't care if they win or lose and perhaps even some of them slacked or "sandbagged" during league on purpose so their averages would be lower for equalized or capped tournaments ... because that's where the money is. Our thought with this incentive is that now there will be some money on the line for those teams that are able to assert their dominance over their opponents throughout the season. Earn some extra cash. Here's what the new payout bonuses will be for each division's League Champion and eventual City Champion:
**These figures are based upon all matches being played and schedules as of 9/18/18. Amounts could change if teams drop out of the league, etc.
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League & City Champions - Be ready to earn more money!!!The Fall 2018 season will see one significant change. That will be an update to the payout structure. For many years, players have expressed concerns that the previous payouts added little to no incentive to play to your full potential or even win your leagues. After all, teams that finished in last place only made a few dollars less than the teams that finished as League Champions.
In an effort to continue improving the leagues and also adding that incentive to always strive for the win, we've decided to restructure the payout system to benefit those teams that out perform their counterparts. The League Champions of each division, as well as the team crowned City Champion at each level will now receive a cash bonus for doing so. Starting with the Fall 2018 season, $1.00/player per match will be set aside for the "League Champion's Bonus", following the conclusion of the season, the League Champion of each division will also collect their bonus on their payback. Another added incentive for the league is the addition of a "City Champion's bonus", throughout the season .50/player per match will be set aside for this bonus and the team crowned City Champion in each level will now receive that bonus cash prize. This will give players more of a reason to participate in their City tournaments and strive to play the best darts possible. These new bonus pools give all players something extra to strive for ... a monetary incentive. Example: Doubles League Dues - $4.75/match Deductions: 1. $1.00 - League Champion's Bonus 2. $0.50 - City Champion's Bonus 3. $0.50 - Ultimate Qualifier Finale Pot Leaves $2.75/match going towards general payback fund. That money is paid out with 80% going towards wins and 20% going towards losses. This is an overdue change and we can't wait to see the added competition and excitement as teams chase to earn the extra Championship bonuses. Good luck to everyone this upcoming season and remember that the deadline for signing up your teams is September 10th. Rules & Info on tournament play:
3 out of 5, Cricket/01, Double Elimination Round Limit - 15 rounds in 01 (Player with lowest remaining points wins for their team) 25 rounds in Cricket (Players with most points will win if rounds run out) Everyone update your board before your first match and after your last match of the tourney. League Menu --- Play REMOTE League --- RMT11 Select the Player Who's on Top of Your Match in the Bracket as "Home"...actual "Home advantage" will be decided by a "Cork" at the beginning of the match. Who goes first in corking remotely has no material influence on the corking outcome or the eventual game outcome because there are no darts in the board, each player throws, as in a traditional cork. This method is merely used to keep things moving. Format: 1 Round of Count Up (Split Bull) to determine Home Team aka "Corking". Throw one round each and the player with the highest points wins. If tied, throw a 2nd round to determine the winner, otherwise skip the 2nd round of Count Up and begin the match. If somehow a tie remains once again, the higher seeded player/team coming into the tournament will be awarded the advantage (See Division Seeding Below). Game 1: 501 O/O Game 2: Cricket Game 3: 501 O/O Game 4: Cricket Following Game 4 if you are tied 2-2, the next game will again be a "Cork" game of Count Up. Same as before. Game 5: 501 O/O MAKE SURE THAT THE APPROPRIATE PERSON IS SET TO THROW FIRST EACH GAME PRIOR TO STARTING. Utilize the "Swap Teams" option to change the order. It's much easier if the team on top of the bracket match controls this so both teams aren't trying to "Swap" at the same time. If at any time someone wins 3 CR/01 games, select cancel match and report the result. Do NOT count Cork games as wins towards the match!! Any player prematurely cancelling the match will be considered a forfeit and their opponent will be awarded the win. Report match results immediately following via private message We will begin at 1:00pm sharp. All brackets will be available on Challonge Watch for your match to turn blue on the bracket...that is what determines that your match is live. Payout: (Based upon less than 10 teams in division) 1st Place - 70% of pot 2nd Place - 30% of pot A Division Link: https://challonge.com/14cc3vue B Division Link: https://challonge.com/uz3k1mot **New as of 11/11/17: Each bracket's Champions will earn 3,000 Promo-Nation points on top of their winnings **Tournament averages may be different than season-starting averages. ***If a player plays for multiple operators, their highest known average may be used for remote tournaments. ****If a player does not have an PPD average, either 10x the player's MPR or an new player starting average will be used for the tournament, whichever is higher. *If opponent shoots out of turn, back up the dart & immediately make contact with the opposing team. Many issues can be resolved by practicing good communication. **If there's an issue or protest, halt play immediately until a resolution can be found. Once an agreeable resolution has been found, resume match. **If internet goes out at location and cannot be resolved in a timely manner, the team has the option to move to a nearby secondary location if available (contact the league coordinator to have location added). The other option is that the team without internet would forfeit their match so the tournament may resume in a timely fashion. A Division Combined Average Seeds: 1. Jason Gressman & Gabe Ahlers 2. Josh Marschinke & Mark Robinson 3. Steven Spillman & Sonny Seyler 4. Dereck Zinn & Brandon Wolf 5. Dan Barrett & Chase Lofing 6. Barrett Hoffman & Melanie Oliveri 7. Jim Donnelly & Larry Van Voltenberg 8. Derek Showman & Brad Drews 9. Steve Garrean Jr & Steve Garrean Sr B Division Combined Average Seeds: 1. Dan Carruthers & Hunter Carruthers 2. Cyle Johnson & Ashleigh Johnson 3. Derek Shreeves & Adam Porter 4. Juanito Reyes & Shyloe Sobczyk 5. Tim Calabro & Allen Robinson 6. Tom Binau & Ron Robinson 7. Kelly Gressman & Trish Dey 8. Miranda Jacquart & Rina Robinson *Seeding figured by teams combined MPR.  Upon receiving numerous player requests ... we have listened. This Fall league, we will be offering a Wednesday night Singles remote league. Players wanted to challenge themselves, finally see who was "the best", or whatever other reasoning ... here's the chance.
Here's the breakdown. The league will begin Wednesday September 19th, 2018 and be played weekly at 7pm. The biggest difference from our other traditional league offerings is that the A Division (highest players who sign up for the league) will have a different format from the other divisions. A Division will be heads up, no handicap league to actually see who's the top dog in Greater Omaha. Each week, matches will consist for 19 games (12 games of 501 O/O & 7 games of Cricket). Another spin on this league will be that $1.00/player of league dues will be put aside each match for a Champion's Bonus pot. The winner of the league will be awarded this pot on top of their normal payback!! This Champion's Bonus will also be in effect for the lower, equalized levels as well. With the Champion's Bonus feature added to the league, it gives players even more incentive to win each and every game they play. All other divisions will have a format of (6 games of Cricket, 6 games of 501 O/O & 1 game of 701 O/D). Estimated weekly cost to play the league will be $12.00 for the Masters' A Division players & $10.00 for the other equalized divisions. We will have a separate signup option for the Masters' A Division and Equalized divisions so that we know for sure which one you are wanting to play in. If the participation requires multiple divisions for the Masters' league, we will accommodate as much as possible. In that scenario, the players would be randomly assigned to the divisions and the winners of each division would face off in a Elite Championship match following the conclusion of the season to determine the 2018 Greater Omaha Masters Singles Champion. Players signing up for the A Division "Masters" level will receive double TOC "league points" (Used to earn 2019 TOC vouchers) for each match played and the League Champion of the A Division "Masters" level will also receive 15,000 Promo-Nation points. The A Division "Masters" Level Champion will also receive an additional $100.00 bonus and custom polo shirt from our machine provider & sponsor Central Distributing Co. It's time that you step up and see what you're made of. Keep in mind, spots for Singles leagues are extremely limited as each player requires their own board. So make sure that you sign up as soon as possible upon the registration begins on August 13th, 2018. Good luck to everyone and we can't wait to see how the competition fairs. Here we are almost ready to start another round of City tournaments to conclude the Summer session. We are doing our best to get locations set for all of the tournaments asap. Saturday August 25th, 2018 - Doubles 01/CR (Monday). Check-in 12pm, Shoot 1pm.
Sunday August 26th, 2018 - Doubles CR (Sunday 4pm). Check-in 12pm, Shoot 1pm.
Sunday September 2nd, 2018 - Adult/Youth Doubles @ TBA. Check-in 12pm, Shoot 1pm.
Saturday September 8th, 2018 - Team CR @ TBA. Check-in 12pm, Shoot 1pm. Saturday September 15th, 2018 - Mixed Trips @ Grant St Bar in Omaha, Nebraska. Check-in 12pm, Shoot 1pm. Sunday September 16th, 2018 - Cass Coed Doubles @ VFW in Plattsmouth, Nebraska. Check-in 12pm, Shoot 1pm. **As of 6/14/18 (Minimum games may still be met prior to cutoff date)
  Greater Omaha Leagues is giving away a pair of tickets to the upcoming Luke Bryan concert at Century Link Omaha to one of its loyal players!!!
The top 20 players with the most games played (league & tourney) between 4/21 - 7/21 will earn a spot in the drawing for the tickets! Greater Omaha League & tourney games will count, as well as TOC tourney games (All Star Trips, Super Saturday, etc. as long as they are played through Greater Omaha at one of our locations). Good luck to everyone and have fun this Summer. #ItPaysToPlayWithGreaterOmahaLeagues Rules & Info on tournament play: 3 out of 5, Cricket/01, Double Elimination Round Limit - 15 rounds in 01 (Player with lowest remaining points wins for their team) 25 rounds in Cricket (Players with most points will win if rounds run out) Everyone update your board before your first match and after your last match of the tourney. League Menu --- Play REMOTE League --- RMT10 Select the Player Who's on Top of Your Match in the Bracket as "Home"...actual "Home advantage" will be decided by a "Cork" at the beginning of the match. Who goes first in corking remotely has no material influence on the corking outcome or the eventual game outcome because there are no darts in the board, each player throws, as in a traditional cork. This method is merely used to keep things moving. Format: 1 Round of Count Up (Split Bull) to determine Home Team aka "Corking". Throw one round each and the player with the highest points wins. If tied, throw a 2nd round to determine the winner, otherwise skip the 2nd round of Count Up and begin the match. If somehow a tie remains once again, the higher seeded player/team coming into the tournament will be awarded the advantage (See Division Seeding Below). Game 1: 501 O/O Game 2: Cricket Game 3: 501 O/O Game 4: Cricket Following Game 4 if you are tied 2-2, the next game will again be a "Cork" game of Count Up. Same as before. Game 5: 501 O/O MAKE SURE THAT THE APPROPRIATE PERSON IS SET TO THROW FIRST EACH GAME PRIOR TO STARTING. Utilize the "Swap Teams" option to change the order. It's much easier if the team on top of the bracket match controls this so both teams aren't trying to "Swap" at the same time. If at any time someone wins 3 CR/01 games, select cancel match and report the result. Do NOT count Cork games as wins towards the match!! Any player prematurely cancelling the match will be considered a forfeit and their opponent will be awarded the win. Report match results immediately following via private message We will begin at 1:00pm sharp. All brackets will be available on Challonge Watch for your match to turn blue on the bracket...that is what determines that your match is live. Payout: (Based upon 10 or more teams in division) 1st Place - 50% of pot 2nd Place - 30% of pot 3rd Place - 20% of pot Payout: (Based upon 9 or fewer teams in division) 1st Place - 70% of pot 2nd Place - 30% of pot A Division Link: https://challonge.com/umrrf3h9# B Division Link: https://challonge.com/h8pegrql C Division Link: https://challonge.com/t86jajcl **New as of 11/11/17: Each bracket's Champions will earn 3,000 Promo-Nation points on top of their winnings **Tournament averages may be different than season-starting averages. ***If a player plays for multiple operators, their highest known average may be used for remote tournaments. ****If a player does not have an PPD average, either 10x the player's MPR or an new player starting average will be used for the tournament, whichever is higher. *If opponent shoots out of turn, back up the dart & immediately make contact with the opposing team. Many issues can be resolved by practicing good communication. **If there's an issue or protest, halt play immediately until a resolution can be found. Once an agreeable resolution has been found, resume match. **If internet goes out at location and cannot be resolved in a timely manner, the team has the option to move to a nearby secondary location if available (contact the league coordinator to have location added). The other option is that the team without internet would forfeit their match so the tournament may resume in a timely fashion.
Sunday A/Y Doubles City --- Sunday May 13th @ The Wolves' Den in Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Sunday Doubles CR City --- Sunday May 20th Level 1 @ Good Times Saloon in Louisville, Nebraska. Levels 2 & 3 at Eagles #365 in Plattsmouth, Nebraska. Check-in 12pm, Shoot 1pm.
Monday Doubles 01/CR City --- Saturday May 5th, 2018
Tuesday Mixed Trips City --- Saturday April 28th, 2018 @ Stoli's Lounge in Omaha, Nebraska. |
| Level 1: Thirsty Thursdays Looks Like BullsHit Ones R Closed One Hole Off Kickin it Old School Oh My Bulls My Dix in a Box 3 Hotdogs & a Bun Sounds Like BullsHit Wheel Good Time STFU | Level 2: Bev & Her Ninos Don't Give a Fuck Respect the BADG O Bar Clean Sweep Sweet Woot Woot Duck My Farts Dart Project Big Al's 4 Play in the Corner Damn It No Bull |
Friday Youth Singles City --- Saturday April 28th, 2018 @ The Wolves' Den in Plattsmouth, Nebraska
Rules & Info on tournament play:
3 out of 5, Cricket/01, Double Elimination
Round Limit - 15 rounds in 01 (Player with lowest remaining points wins for their team)
25 rounds in Cricket (Players with most points will win if rounds run out)
Everyone update your board before your first match and after your last match of the tourney.
League Menu --- Play REMOTE League --- RMT9
Select the Player Who's on Top of Your Match in the Bracket as "Home"...actual "Home advantage" will be decided by a "Cork" at the beginning of the match. Who goes first in corking remotely has no material influence on the corking outcome or the eventual game outcome because there are no darts in the board, each player throws, as in a traditional cork. This method is merely used to keep things moving.
Format:
1 Round of Count Up (Split Bull) to determine Home Team aka "Corking". Throw one round each and the player with the highest points wins. If tied, throw a 2nd round to determine the winner, otherwise skip the 2nd round of Count Up and begin the match. If somehow a tie remains once again, the higher seeded player/team coming into the tournament will be awarded the advantage (See Division Seeding Below).
Game 1: 501 O/O
Game 2: Cricket
Game 3: 501 O/O
Game 4: Cricket
Following Game 4 if you are tied 2-2, the next game will again be a "Cork" game of Count Up. Same as before.
Game 5: 501 O/O
MAKE SURE THAT THE APPROPRIATE PERSON IS SET TO THROW FIRST EACH GAME PRIOR TO STARTING. Utilize the "Swap Teams" option to change the order. It's much easier if the team on top of the bracket match controls this so both teams aren't trying to "Swap" at the same time.
If at any time someone wins 3 CR/01 games, select cancel match and report the result.
Do NOT count Cork games as wins towards the match!!
Any player prematurely cancelling the match will be considered a forfeit and their opponent will be awarded the win.
Report match results immediately following via private message
We will begin at 1:00pm sharp.
All brackets will be available on Challonge
Watch for your match to turn blue on the bracket...that is what determines that your match is live.
Payout: (Based upon 10 or more teams in division)
1st Place - 50% of pot
2nd Place - 30% of pot
3rd Place - 20% of pot
A Division Link: https://challonge.com/e2hlflk4
B Division Link: https://challonge.com/hn85c9g6
C Division Link: https://challonge.com/ku42mmk2
**New as of 11/11/17: Each bracket's Champions will earn 3,000 Promo-Nation points on top of their winnings
**Tournament averages may be different than season-starting averages.
***If a player plays for multiple operators, their highest known average may be used for remote tournaments.
****If a player does not have an PPD average, either 10x the player's MPR or an new player starting average will be used for the tournament, whichever is higher.
*If opponent shoots out of turn, back up the dart & immediately make contact with the opposing team. Many issues can be resolved by practicing good communication.
**If there's an issue or protest, halt play immediately until a resolution can be found. Once an agreeable resolution has been found, resume match.
**If internet goes out at location and cannot be resolved in a timely manner, the team has the option to move to a nearby secondary location if available (contact the league coordinator to have location added). The other option is that the team without internet would forfeit their match so the tournament may resume in a timely fashion.
3 out of 5, Cricket/01, Double Elimination
Round Limit - 15 rounds in 01 (Player with lowest remaining points wins for their team)
25 rounds in Cricket (Players with most points will win if rounds run out)
Everyone update your board before your first match and after your last match of the tourney.
League Menu --- Play REMOTE League --- RMT9
Select the Player Who's on Top of Your Match in the Bracket as "Home"...actual "Home advantage" will be decided by a "Cork" at the beginning of the match. Who goes first in corking remotely has no material influence on the corking outcome or the eventual game outcome because there are no darts in the board, each player throws, as in a traditional cork. This method is merely used to keep things moving.
Format:
1 Round of Count Up (Split Bull) to determine Home Team aka "Corking". Throw one round each and the player with the highest points wins. If tied, throw a 2nd round to determine the winner, otherwise skip the 2nd round of Count Up and begin the match. If somehow a tie remains once again, the higher seeded player/team coming into the tournament will be awarded the advantage (See Division Seeding Below).
Game 1: 501 O/O
Game 2: Cricket
Game 3: 501 O/O
Game 4: Cricket
Following Game 4 if you are tied 2-2, the next game will again be a "Cork" game of Count Up. Same as before.
Game 5: 501 O/O
MAKE SURE THAT THE APPROPRIATE PERSON IS SET TO THROW FIRST EACH GAME PRIOR TO STARTING. Utilize the "Swap Teams" option to change the order. It's much easier if the team on top of the bracket match controls this so both teams aren't trying to "Swap" at the same time.
If at any time someone wins 3 CR/01 games, select cancel match and report the result.
Do NOT count Cork games as wins towards the match!!
Any player prematurely cancelling the match will be considered a forfeit and their opponent will be awarded the win.
Report match results immediately following via private message
We will begin at 1:00pm sharp.
All brackets will be available on Challonge
Watch for your match to turn blue on the bracket...that is what determines that your match is live.
Payout: (Based upon 10 or more teams in division)
1st Place - 50% of pot
2nd Place - 30% of pot
3rd Place - 20% of pot
A Division Link: https://challonge.com/e2hlflk4
B Division Link: https://challonge.com/hn85c9g6
C Division Link: https://challonge.com/ku42mmk2
**New as of 11/11/17: Each bracket's Champions will earn 3,000 Promo-Nation points on top of their winnings
**Tournament averages may be different than season-starting averages.
***If a player plays for multiple operators, their highest known average may be used for remote tournaments.
****If a player does not have an PPD average, either 10x the player's MPR or an new player starting average will be used for the tournament, whichever is higher.
*If opponent shoots out of turn, back up the dart & immediately make contact with the opposing team. Many issues can be resolved by practicing good communication.
**If there's an issue or protest, halt play immediately until a resolution can be found. Once an agreeable resolution has been found, resume match.
**If internet goes out at location and cannot be resolved in a timely manner, the team has the option to move to a nearby secondary location if available (contact the league coordinator to have location added). The other option is that the team without internet would forfeit their match so the tournament may resume in a timely fashion.
| A Division Combined Average Seeds: 1. Jason Gressman & Ron Taylor 2. Mitch Chapin & Dave Baker 3. Nick Jones & Harley Huckeby 4. Dallas Winters & Kole Gray 5. Jeremy Robert & Justin Craig 6. Jason Demey & David Zorinsky 7. Barrett Hoffman & Melanie Oliveri 8. Steve Garrean Jr & Matt Winters 9. Brad Drews & Dylan Drews 10. Tim Calabro & Tylor Troxell 11. Kevin Ford & Jeff Demboski 12. Larry Van Voltenberg & Dan Carruthers C Division Combined Average Seeds: 1. Sara Roberts & Julie Denniston 2. Steve Garrean Sr & Anne McKinney 3. Kurt Keefe & Terry Parker 4. Aayla Woerth & Jenn Troxell 5. Brett Cihacek & Jason Hamilton 6. Sherry Jones & Rhonda Housel 7. Kathleen Villarreal & Caleb Page 8. Kelly Gressman & Trish Dey 9. Ron Robinson & Brad Binau 10. Anna Hotsenpillar & Kevin Driever | B Division Combined Average Seeds: 1. Adam Porter & Nick Adams 2. Tom Spidell & Justin Wallace 3. Dustin Rawson & Ashley Randall 4. Allen Robinson & Tom Binau 5. Aaron Halagarda & Jason Byrom 6. Dan Barrett & Cyle Johnson 7. Josh Marschinke & Miranda Jacquart 8. Derek Showman & Nash Hammond 9. Reggie Prince & Kurt Peters 10. Allison Ostrander & John Ostrander 11. Steven Spillman & Dezirae Spillman 12. Jason Honig & Shawn Babe |
*Seeding figured by teams combined MPR x combined PPD to assign them a "Combined Team Rating".
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