Group matchplay format
Each season consists of 8 weeks, plus the finals night
4 games each session
Lowest 2 weeks scores are dropped in your total
Only need to make 4 appearances to qualify for finals
Finals night takes place on the Friday of the 8th week
(IFPA Sanctioned WPPR's)
Welcome to CSL!
What is CSL?
CSL is short for “Concord Selfie League”.
Each seasons starts at the beginning of the month and ends on the last business day of that same month. Players play the games on their own time during our regular business hours and/or events (Scores during tournament or league play can not be submitted).
Arenas can be played and scores can be submitted as many times as you like. There is no limit.
All scores submitted MUST include a photo of the score with the CSL tag visible to ensure no funny business 😊. No photo = voided score.
Please submit scores the same day you take the picture.
Scoring format – 1st Place on arena = 100 points, 2nd Place = 99 points, 3rd Place = 98 points, etc.
A final tournament will be held for the top four players at the end of the month (Saturday Night: date and time TBD).
Look for the CSL tags on the backglass!
***(SOLD OUT)***
The qualifying format is group match play. The player limit is 72 players. Qualifying will be 10 rounds in groups of four players with two games played per round (one older/one newer). New groups will be drawn for each round. Scoring will be 3/2/1/0. Pairings will be random for the first round and tiered Swiss for subsequent rounds. The Match Play software we utilize to run the tournament picks games. Playing order and bank draws will be balanced.
The 24 players who earn the most points will qualify for playoffs. Seeds 1-8 get a bye round. We will only play tiebreakers that determine who will make it into the playoffs, for getting a bye round, and first overall seed. Tiebreaker matches will be best of 1 game on a random game chosen from a bank of games deemed to be playing well by the tournament directors with player order choice by the matchplay strength of opponents. For other ties, we will use the built in tiebreaker in Match Play that counts your strength of opponents. If, for example, two players have the same point total at seed #10, and also have the same strength of opponents, we will use a randomizer to break the tie. This will be used only for the playoff bound players. For example, if three players are tied at seed #48, they will remain tied.