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| A scorekeeper, in conjunction with Wizards of the Coast tournament software, is responsible for all data relating to the event, including data relating to players, judges, matches, pairings, standings, and infractions. In addition, the scorekeeper is often the individual who manages information distribution in the event, whether it means producing and printing information for player consumption, or for passing along data to the parties that request it. (players curious about standings, coverage requiring information, judges needing tables still playing or penalty history, etc.) | A scorekeeper, in conjunction with Wizards of the Coast tournament software, is responsible for all data relating to the event, including data relating to players, judges, matches, pairings, standings, and infractions. In addition, the scorekeeper is often the individual who manages information distribution in the event, whether it means producing and printing information for player consumption, or for passing along data to the parties that request it. (players curious about standings, coverage requiring information, judges needing tables still playing or penalty history, etc.) | ||
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| + | ===== Learning Scorekeeping ===== | ||
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| + | Unlike judging, scorekeeping does not (yet) have official levels or thorough policy documents. Documentation for scorekeepers is primarily a combination of portions of the Magic Tournament Rules, in-program documentation, and on-site experience opportunities. As a consequence, the best way to begin scorekeeping is to talk with your local store, or with area tournament organizers. Then, at events, you can familiarize yourself with many of the basics of scorekeeping. As you begin to work larger events, your experience will improve quickly | ||
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| + | If you both currently judge and are looking at scorekeeping in the future, it is recommended that you become intimately familiar with event logistics when you are judging events. Pay attention to what the priorities are for different staff, and gain an understanding for all the roles a scorekeeper needs to fill during a larger event. | ||
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| + | One of the greatest resources for interested scorekeepers are the experienced scorekeepers themselves. Contacting your regional coordinator or regional tournament organizer is the best way to find the experienced scorekeepers in your area. | ||
| ===== Tools ===== | ===== Tools ===== | ||
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| === An office suite === | === An office suite === | ||
| - | Many of the ancillary duties of scorekeeping are much easier with either a word processor or a spreadsheet program. Some options include Microsoft Office and LibreOffice. | + | Many of the ancillary duties of scorekeeping are much easier with either a word processor or a spreadsheet program. Some options include Microsoft Office and [[http://www.libreoffice.org/|LibreOffice]]. |
| - | ===== Learning Scorekeeping ===== | + | |
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| - | Unlike judging, scorekeeping does not (yet) have official levels or thorough policy documents. Documentation for scorekeepers is primarily a combination of portions of the Magic Tournament Rules, in-program documentation, and on-site experience opportunities. As a consequence, the best way to begin scorekeeping is to talk with your local store, or with area tournament organizers. Then, at events, you can familiarize yourself with many of the basics of scorekeeping. As you begin to work larger events, your experience will improve quickly | + | |
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| - | If you both currently judge and are looking at scorekeeping in the future, it is recommended that you become intimately familiar with event logistics when you are judging events. Pay attention to what the priorities are for different staff, and gain an understanding for all the roles a scorekeeper needs to fill during a larger event. | + | |
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| - | One of the greatest resources for interested scorekeepers are the experienced scorekeepers themselves. Contacting your regional coordinator or regional tournament organizer is the best way to find the experienced scorekeepers in your area. | + | |
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| ===== DCI Reporter ===== | ===== DCI Reporter ===== | ||
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| DCI Reporter (DCI-R) is the long-standing software solution that has been used to run tournaments of all levels for quite some time. It’s not particularly easy to learn, and its age means that it’s pretty fixed in its (now aging and in some areas, out of date) implementation, but it’s also powerful, there are very few bugs that aren’t known and worked around, and for more complicated tasks, it’s generally well known how to accomplish just about anything you might need to do in a tournament. | DCI Reporter (DCI-R) is the long-standing software solution that has been used to run tournaments of all levels for quite some time. It’s not particularly easy to learn, and its age means that it’s pretty fixed in its (now aging and in some areas, out of date) implementation, but it’s also powerful, there are very few bugs that aren’t known and worked around, and for more complicated tasks, it’s generally well known how to accomplish just about anything you might need to do in a tournament. | ||
| DCI Reporter is no longer in active development or support from Wizards of the Coast, so it is not recommended for store-level events or independent organizers. It is used for Pro Tours, Grands Prix, and any tournament that includes byes or multiple formats. | DCI Reporter is no longer in active development or support from Wizards of the Coast, so it is not recommended for store-level events or independent organizers. It is used for Pro Tours, Grands Prix, and any tournament that includes byes or multiple formats. | ||
| - | If you are running tournaments that need the DCIR (multi format events, GPs, ...) then you can download it here. For all other events you are expected to use the Wizards Event Reporter (WER). | + | If you are running tournaments that need the DCIR (multi format events, [[gp|GP]]s, ...) then you can download it [[http://tinyurl.com/RepV3|here]]. For all other events you are expected to use the Wizards Event Reporter (WER). |
| === Player Database === | === Player Database === | ||
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| The easy way for non-techies: | The easy way for non-techies: | ||
| - | * Get winrar | + | - Get winrar |
| - | * Download this file: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5442077/DCIRv3-force32bit.rar (password- layer5changescolor) | + | - Download this file: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5442077/DCIRv3-force32bit.rar (password- layer5changescolor) |
| - | * copy the new executable into the same folder the original DCIRv3.exe is in on your system. | + | - copy the new executable into the same folder the original DCIRv3.exe is in on your system. |
| More details for the technical crowd: | More details for the technical crowd: | ||