2024 Generalist Open Tournament

The 2024 Generalist Open is an Elimination style Tournament, comprised of many Events. A variety of formats will Reward some successful Competitors and Punish some unsuccessful Competitors at each Event, including Elimination. The Tournament ends when only one Competitor remains.

Competitions in 8 Categories: Physical Activities, Physical Games, Board Games, Console Games, Classroom, Tablets, Computers, and Playing Cards.

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About The Tournament

The 2024 Generalist Open is an Elimination style Tournament, comprised of many Events. A variety of formats will Reward some successful Competitors and Punish some unsuccessful Competitors at each Event, including Elimination. The Tournament ends when only one Competitor remains.

Mission Statement

"I want to challenge Generalists to a Tournament of fair Elimination Competitions, where every Competitor receives an increasing reward for advancing." - Founder

Registration

Contestant Registration

Registered Potential Investor Registration

Registration is currently CLOSED - Estimated date for open = April 24, 2024

Worker Application

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

There are about 210 Questions. A free Link to a PDF version is below. Also, there is a free Link to a YouTube video of the Questions and Answers being spoken aloud.

1 QUESTION: What is a Generalist? ANSWER: One of Mankind that is good at many things. A Generalist is in contrast to a Specialist;

2 QUESTION: Name three Pop Culture examples of a fictional Generalist? ANSWER: James Bond, Indiana Jones, Korra;

3 QUESTION: Why is determining a Generalist Champion important? ANSWER: The Generalist Champion demonstrates what our species is capable of on an individual level;

4 QUESTION: Is the Tournament winner takes all? ANSWER: No. Every Competitor receives a Prize, and every Prize is larger than the Prize before it;

5 QUESTION: How many Competitors break even or win? ANSWER: 15%. A minimum of 15% of Competitors win a prize greater than the original Entry Fee;

6 QUESTION: Why might the Tournament Last 2 Months? ANSWER: As the Number of Competitors approaches 200, the Tournament nears full length for Winners;

7 QUESTION: How Much Is The Tournament Entry Fee? ANSWER: Entry Fee is $40,000, and is available for a few weeks. Sign Up resumes 3 weeks later, but for $50,000. Same thing for $60,000, and lastly for $80,000;

8 QUESTION: Are there discounts on Tournament Entry Fees? ANSWER: Yes. Investors that Invest before the Competitor Sign Up begins get a 10% discount on Multiple Non Refundable Competitor Spots;

9 QUESTION: What is the Minimum Investment required for the 10% Discount? ANSWER: $72,000. Two Entries at the Discount Price;

10 QUESTION: Why does the Tournament Entry Fee increase Closer to the Start date? ANSWER: To incentivize early funding and establish a minimum number of Competitors. Late entries make Scheduling less efficient;

11 QUESTION: Why is the Tournament so Expensive? ANSWER: The Tournament Entry Fees pay for all the Expenses, including the Prize Pool;

12 QUESTION: What are the Event Categories? ANSWER: Arcade, Board Games, Playing Cards, Classroom, Computer, Console, Physical, and Tablet;

13 QUESTION: Do Contestants have to speak English? ANSWER: Yes. Contestants can be rejected if ones English is not strong enough. Events will require and test Competitors English skills;

14 QUESTION: What do the Competitors bring? ANSWER: Passport, Smart Phone, Laptop, Sunglasses, Toothbrush, approved personalized Items. Dress for Airport Weather, with a Carry on Bag only;

15 QUESTION: Where do the Competitors Sleep? ANSWER: Competitors have ones own Bed in a Shared Room. A Gender Separated Lottery determines the first roommates. Roommates may mix genders after this;

16 QUESTION: Will the Competitors be Living in 5G Enabled areas? ANSWER: No;

17 QUESTION: Do some Competitors get VIP treatment? ANSWER: No. Excluding Punishments and Rewards, all Competitors are treated equally;

18 QUESTION: Who does the Food Service for the Competitors and Workers? ANSWER: On Site Chefs, Catering, Buffets, Cafeterias, Restaurants, and, a communal Snack Kitchen;

19 QUESTION: Do Competitors have Expenses? ANSWER: No. All Competitor necessities are provided. Permission must be asked for, in Writing, for access to Restricted Items, which will come with Usage Protocols;

20 QUESTION: What do Competitors tell their Colleagues? ANSWER: “The Person went to film a Game Show, and does not know when they will be back, 4 months at the most. They cannot discuss it until after the Original Broadcast is complete”;

21 QUESTION: Do the Competitors have to go to orientations and meetings at the Locations? ANSWER: Yes;

22 QUESTION: Can Competitors socialize with Workers? ANSWER: No. This is strictly enforced on Competitors and Workers;

23 QUESTION: What is the minimum number of Competitors needed for the Tournament? ANSWER: Two;

24 QUESTION: Is there a maximum number of Competitors? ANSWER: No;

25 QUESTION: Do the Competitors use their real first names? ANSWER: Some will. Competitors are given the option to Compete under an approved fictional first name. Only first names are used by the Competitors;

26 QUESTION: Are the Competitors given a Number? ANSWER: Yes. Randomly;

27 QUESTION: Do Competitors need a work permit or drivers permit? ANSWER: No and No. Competitors will not be operating any Motor Vehicles in the Public, nor will they be acting as Employees at any time;

28 QUESTION: Can Competitors do activities with The Public? ANSWER: No. Not without a Reward for Chaperoned Excursions;

29 QUESTION: Can Competitors Hump and use Party Substances? ANSWER: Yes. Competitors can request access to Non Illegal Substances and intimate Safety Products. Competitors that Hump are required to Confidentially Disclose this to a Medic Worker;

30 QUESTION: What benefits are given to a Competitor? ANSWER: Competitors receive a Commemorative Ceremonial Coin;

31 QUESTION: What Commitments are Competitors obligated to? ANSWER: Competitors are given a First Date that they must be prepared to Depart on. Also, they are given a Second Date that they are Committed to;

32 QUESTION: Are there any Teams? ANSWER: No;

33 QUESTION: Can Competitors talk to the Public? ANSWER: Yes. Competitors are Forbidden from discussing the Tournament. All Competitors sign a Non Disclosure Agreement prior to Signing Up as a Competitor;

34 QUESTION: How do the Competitors get from Location to Location? ANSWER: Competitors are provided Transportation to every Location and Event. Airplane, Bus, Van, Boat and Rail are the most common Transportation;

35 QUESTION: Do the Competitors wear Uniforms? ANSWER: Yes. Competitors wear a Uniform at all times;

36 QUESTION: Will the Uniform have set colors? ANSWER: Yes. Green with Brown is the default. However, Uniforms may be of any colors;

37 QUESTION: How many Pieces of clothing make up the Uniforms? ANSWER: Many. Competitors receive several Pieces of Uniform at Location 1, and receive more as they progress;

38 QUESTION: What are some example Pieces Of Uniform? ANSWER: Beach Competitors are issued: Circular Rug, Bamboo Fan, Rimmed Hat, 3 Towels, and a Backpack. Competitors always have access to General Products, Toiletries, and a Laundry Service;

39 QUESTION: How do Competitors select their Uniform? ANSWER: More Uniforms are created than required. Competitors individually select from available Items of each type. There is a one minute stagger for each starting time;

40 QUESTION: Do Competitors care for their own Uniform through the Tournament? ANSWER: Yes. Competitors are provided Luggage, and bring their Uniform with them in travels;

41 QUESTION: What measurements are the Uniforms? ANSWER: Uniforms are built off the submitted Competitors Tournament Sign Up Measurements;

42 QUESTION: Who gets first choice on Uniforms? ANSWER: Competitors that provided the most accurate Tournament Sign Up Measurements get first Uniform Selection;

43 QUESTION: Do the Competitors keep their Uniforms after Elimination? ANSWER: Yes. Competitors may keep their Uniform after Elimination;

44 QUESTION: Do Referees wear Uniforms? ANSWER: Yes. Referees wear Competition Appropriate Attire for every Event;

45 QUESTION: Why have Punishments and Rewards? ANSWER: Punishments and Rewards remove the incentive of Sandbagging;

46 QUESTION: How many Punishments and Rewards are issued per Event? ANSWER: Each Event is unique. However, the number of Punishments and Rewards per Event is always equal;

47 QUESTION: Can Competitors trade Rewards or Punishments with each other? ANSWER: No;

48 QUESTION: What if an Eliminated Competitor has remaining Rewards or Punishments? ANSWER: Punishments and Rewards do not apply to Eliminated Competitors;

49 QUESTION: What if a Competitor refuses a Punishment? ANSWER: Refusing a Punishment earns additional Punishments. Competitors with excessive amounts of Punishments are Eliminated;

50 QUESTION: Are there Location specific Rewards and Punishments? ANSWER: Yes. Location Specific Rewards and Punishments do not have to balance out;

51 QUESTION: What are some examples of Location Specific Rewards? ANSWER: Experiences and Entertainment, or upgrades on Uniforms and Items such as: a larger Circular Rug, a Throw Pillow, a trip to a Wellness Spa, or Tickets to a Local Function;

52 QUESTION: Can a Competitor have multiple Rewards of the same type? ANSWER: Yes;

53 QUESTION: Can a Competitor redeem multiple Rewards of the same type repeatedly? ANSWER: Yes;

54 QUESTION: Why not disclose the Event Schedule and Locations to all the Competitors? ANSWER: Locations Event Disclosure Announcements are at neutral times, adding significance to some Rewards;

55 QUESTION: Does the number of Competitors effect the Elimination Format? ANSWER: Yes. All Events use an appropriate Elimination Format based on criteria like the: Location, Season, Events, Budget, Number Of Competitors and Intended Eliminations;

56 QUESTION: How many Elimination Formats are there per Location? ANSWER: Each Tournament and Location is unique, and depends on the number of Competitors and days remaining;

57 QUESTION: What if a Competitors quit? ANSWER: Competitors that Quit are Eliminated, and receive their Prize like all the other Competitors;

58 QUESTION: When do Competitors start getting Eliminated? ANSWER: The first Tussle has the first Eliminations;

59 QUESTION: Are the Final Events always Single Elimination? ANSWER: No. A Tournament can be Scheduled to end with a Tussle;

60 QUESTION: Do Elimination Style Events have one Final? ANSWER: No. They have 2 Finals. First, there is the Elimination Final, distributing Punishments. Then, there is the Rewards Final;

61 QUESTION: Can Competitors negotiate to let another Competitor win? ANSWER: No. The Tournament forbids deal making. All Payout Dispersal is issued to the Competitor and Investor;

62 QUESTION: What happens to Eliminated Competitors? ANSWER: They are escorted to gather their Items, and are moved to a nearby Hotel. They receive a modest daily Allowance while awaiting Transportation to their Destination;

63 QUESTION: Can Eliminated Competitors access ones Deposited Travel Funds for the Transportation home? ANSWER: Yes. Travel Funds deposited before the Tournament can be claimed by an Eliminated Competitor;

64 QUESTION: What 4 Countries are involved with the Tournament? ANSWER: USA, Canada, Mexico, and Costa Rica, are the 4 Countries that all Competitors, Workers, and Registered Potential Investors must confirm that they have no Warrants in;

65 QUESTION: Is the Tournament open to Females, and if so, do they receive any advantages? ANSWER: Yes. Females may Compete, but they are not given advantages;

66 QUESTION: Can a Pregnant woman Compete? ANSWER: No. A Competitor that is Pregnant is Immediately deemed Unfit To Compete, and is Eliminated. No Refund is provided;

67 QUESTION: Can the Workers perform Pregnancy tests? ANSWER: Yes. To everyone Before Event 1. Competitors that choose to Hump may be given confidential Pregnancy tests by a Medic Worker prior to Hazardous Events;

68 QUESTION: Is there on site Safety and Medical Workers for dangerous Events? ANSWER: Yes. A trained and Licensed Professional is on site for any Events or Environments where there is an obvious risk of harm to Competitors or Workers;

69 QUESTION: What are Tussels? ANSWER: A Tussle is a collection of short Games resembling the Events that contributed to the Notchs. Some Games come with Recovery Time directly afterwards;

70 QUESTION: What is a Notch? ANSWER: A Notch is an Entry into a Locations Tussle Draw;

71 QUESTION: What does the Tussle Draw do? ANSWER: The Tussle Draw chooses the First Participant, then the Second, continuing until the last Participant has been given their Tussle Starting Number;

72 QUESTION: How many Notchs are issued? ANSWER: A Fixed number of Competitors are Notched at each Event. Some Competitors may be Notched more than once per Event;

73 QUESTION: What happens to Notches? ANSWER: Notchs are converted to Tussle Draw Entries;

74 QUESTION: What happens to Competitors with Notchs? ANSWER: Notched Competitors are entered into the Locations Tussle Draw;

75 QUESTION: How many Participants start the Tussle? ANSWER: 2 Participants start a Tussle, and after every Game, a new Participant is added. The late Entrants have an advantage over the early Entrants;

76 QUESTION: How long does a Tussle take? ANSWER: Several Days. Games Start every 15 Minutes, and often end in under 8 Minutes. Some Games may allow Ties, which do not interrupt a Win Streak;

77 QUESTION: How is the Tussle Schedule determined? ANSWER: Random Numbers determine what Opponent and Game Station a Participant Participates at next;

78 QUESTION: When do Tussle Participants get Ejected? ANSWER: After a Specified Number of Total Losses, Participants are Ejected from the Tussle. Also, after 2 Consecutive Wins, 1 Loss is Removed from ones Total Losses;

79 QUESTION: When does a Tussle end? ANSWER: A Tussle ends when the last Participant is Ejected;

80 QUESTION: Will the Competitions and Tussles be filmed? ANSWER: Yes. Competitors can consider themselves being filmed everywhere outside of their Living Areas;

81 QUESTION: What is the difference between a Contestant and a Competitor? ANSWER: A Contestant becomes a Competitor once the Contestant has successfully Signed Up for the Tournament;

82 QUESTION: Who can Register to become a Contestant in the Contestant Catalogue? ANSWER: Anyone over 21, without an active Arrest Warrant in any of the Tournament Countries. There is a Non-Refundable $100 Contestant Registration Fee, and has Lifetime access;

83 QUESTION: What information is asked for at Contestant Registration? ANSWER: Name, Birth date, Airport, Phone, Email. Confirm Arrest Warrant policy, and awareness that Tournament Sign Up is additional, and requires English language only;

84 QUESTION: What benefits are given to a Contestant? ANSWER: Contestants receive a lifetime spot in the Generalist Open Contestants Catalogue. Contestants are eligible to be Selected by an Investor to Compete in Generalist Open Tournaments;

85 QUESTION: What information is displayed on the Contestant Catalogue Page? ANSWER: Entry Fee remaining, Photos in approved poses with specific prop, a 6 second clip, Q and A’s with finite characters, Yes or No answers, and ones Art assignment;

86 QUESTION: Can Investors Pay the $100 Contestant Registration Fee for Applicants? ANSWER: No;

87 QUESTION: Can a Contestant make adjustments to ones Profile? ANSWER: Yes. Contestants may adjust ones Catalogue Profile once every 7 days. Previous Profiles are still visible by its Reference Number, which references the Contestants current Profile;

88 QUESTION: How often do new Contestants get added to the Contestant Catalogue? ANSWER: Every day, at a Designated Time, the Contestant Catalogue is updated;

89 QUESTION: How do Investors and Contestants find each other? ANSWER: Every Contestant receives a Page in the Contestants Catalogue;

90 QUESTION: Can: Competitors, Contestants, Registered Potential Investors, and Investors, Communicate? ANSWER: No. Contact Information is not released, and introductions are not made until after the Original Broadcast has completed;

91 QUESTION: What happens when one becomes a Registered Potential Investor? ANSWER: Registered Potential Investors get access to the Contestant Catalogue, and can see how much of the Tournament Entry Fee is required to Select a Contestant;

92 QUESTION: What Benefits are given to a Registered Potential Investor? ANSWER: Lifetime access to Generalist Open Catalogues, and, a Limited Edition Commemorative Ceremonial Coin;

93 QUESTION: What information is asked for at Registered Potential Investor Registration? ANSWER: Name, Birth date, Phone, Email. Confirm Arrest Warrant policy. Banking Information confirming the ability to provide at least $20,000 within 7 days of declaration;

94 QUESTION: Do Registered Potential Investors create a Squad Name? ANSWER: No. Squad Names are only given to Investors and Rogue Competitors;

95 QUESTION: Can an Applicant Register to be a Contestant using a fake name? ANSWER: No. Confirming ones Identity is required to Successfully Register as a Contestant;

96 QUESTION: Can a Contestant Sign Up for multiple Tournament Spots? ANSWER: No;

97 QUESTION: When a Contestant Signs Up for the Tournament, can they get a Refund? ANSWER: No. Not unless the Tournament is Delayed beyond the Commitment Date Terms the Competitor agreed to;

98 QUESTION: What information is asked for at Tournament Sign Up? ANSWER: Measurements, medical history, confirm Code Of Conduct, Non Disclosure Agreement, commitment dates, and that one is not Pregnant;

99 QUESTION: What if an Event is Delayed? ANSWER: Delayed Events are re-scheduled. Events requiring a Shortened Version are less gradual in reducing Competitors down to those that get Punished;

100 QUESTION: Can a Competitor pay ones own Tournament Entry Fee? ANSWER: Yes. A Rogue Competitor receives the full portion of ones Prize Level Payouts and Revenue;

101 QUESTION: What Does a Rogue Competitor get? ANSWER: A Prize, a holiday, a reimbursement, a Gift, a Uniform, and some Revenue;

102 QUESTION: Can a Contestant get an Investor to pay some, or all, of ones Tournament Entry Fee? ANSWER: Yes. A Sponsored Competitor splits ones Prize Level Payouts and Revenue with ones Investor;

103 QUESTION: What Does a Sponsored Competitor get? ANSWER: A portion of a Prize, a portion of a Reimbursement, a portion of Revenue, a half sized Gift, a holiday, and a Uniform;

104 QUESTION: When is the Closing Date for Tournament Sign Up? ANSWER: November 10, 2024;

105 QUESTION: When does a Contestant have to Provide ones full Tournament Entry Fee? ANSWER: Tournament Entry Fees must be received fully within 7 days of Tournament Sign Up;

106 QUESTION: When is a Competitor Officially Signed Up to Compete? ANSWER: Tournament Sign Up completes when the Competitor receives a Sign Up Confirmation Code;

107 QUESTION: Do Sponsored Competitors keep their full Prizes and Revenue Shares? ANSWER: No. Sponsored Competitors agree with their Investor to a Negotiated Payout Structure for every Prize Level Payouts, and Revenue Shares. Requires Workers Approval for mutual fairness;

108 QUESTION: Is there a Minimum Guaranteed Prize for Sponsored Competitors? ANSWER: Yes. Sponsored Competitors are guaranteed a minimum of 15% of ones portion of all: Prize Level Payouts, Revenue, and Refunds;

109 QUESTION: Do Sponsored Competitors know who else, if anyone, is on ones Investors Squad? ANSWER: No;

110 QUESTION: Who can be an Investor of a Competitor? ANSWER: Anyone over 21, without an active Arrest Warrant in any of the Tournament Countries. There is a Non-Refundable $750 Registered Potential Investor Application Fee, and has Lifetime access;

111 QUESTION: What Benefits are given to an Investor? ANSWER: Investors receive a half size Commemorative Ceremonial Coin for every Competitor that they Select;

112 QUESTION: What Does an Investor get? ANSWER: A portion of a Prize, a portion of a Reimbursement, a portion of Revenue, and a half sized Gift;

113 QUESTION: Can an Investor Reserve multiple Competitor spots, at a 10% discount, and provide the names later? ANSWER: Yes. Investors have until the day before Competitor Sign Up begins to Reserve Multiple Competitor Spots at a 10% Discount;

114 QUESTION: Is there a maximum number of Competitors an Investor may Select for ones Squad? ANSWER: No;

115 QUESTION: Can multiple Investors Select the same Competitor? ANSWER: No. Every Sponsored Competitor has exactly one Investor;

116 QUESTION: Can a Contestant Decline an Investor Selection? ANSWER: Yes. A Selected Contestant must immediately confirm that they are still: Eligible, Healthy enough, and Willing to Compete. If they are not those things, they may Decline;

117 QUESTION: Can a Contestant that Declined an Investor Selection still Compete? ANSWER: Yes. The Contestant can Accept the Original Selection. If the Investor Declines the delayed Acceptance, the Contestant enters the Contestant Catalogue. Or, may Compete Rogue;

118 QUESTION: Do Investors use their Real Name? ANSWER: No. Investors create a Squad Name. Investors do provide ones Real Name while Registering to become a Registered Potential Investor;

119 QUESTION: Can multiple Investors share a Squad? ANSWER: No. Each and Every Investor gets exactly one Squad;

120 QUESTION: Is there a Side Game for the Investors? ANSWER: Yes. Squad Rankings in the Tournament are used for the Investors Pool;

121 QUESTION: What happens to the Winners of the Investors Pool? ANSWER: The 3 Winning Investors receive a Crown with Commemorative Inscription, and are Officially recognized as a Crowned Investor;

122 QUESTION: Is the Investors Pool Public Information? ANSWER: Yes. On each Episode of the Original Broadcast, the Squad Standings Leader board is Broadcast;

123 QUESTION: How are the 3 Winners of the Investors Pool Determined? ANSWER: Equal Points are deducted for every Competitor on the Squad. Competitor Prizes are added to the Squad Score as Points. The Top 3 Squads have their Investor Crowned;

124 QUESTION: Are there Benefits to being Crowned an Investment Champion? ANSWER: Yes. Crowns will determine Tiebreakers on Future Generalist Open Tournament Selection Days;

125 QUESTION: Can a Rogue Competitor also be an Investor? ANSWER: Yes. Investors are encouraged to be Competitors;

126 QUESTION: Can a Rogue Competitor win the Investors Pool? ANSWER: Yes. It is possible that a Rogue Competitor could win the Investors Pool;

127 QUESTION: What is the worst case scenario financially for Investors? ANSWER: Their Selected Competitors win a small Prize, the full Budget is used, and the Broadcast Rights never get sold;

128 QUESTION: Are Investors informed of any Future Tournament plans? ANSWER: Everyone with lifetime access may be informed of future Tournaments or Expansion before the Public;

129 QUESTION: What are Investors Selection Rounds? ANSWER: Investors Selection Rounds are sections of time for Investors and Registered Potential Investors to Select Contestants;

130 QUESTION: How do Investors Selection Rounds work? ANSWER: Each Selection Round has three sections for Investors to: 1. Select. 2. Confirm. 3. Tiebreaker. Confirmation and Tiebreakers are Performed by the Tournament Workers;

131 QUESTION: What information is asked for during Investor Selection? ANSWER: Negotiated Payout Structure Agreement with the Competitor. A declaration to provide the funds within 7 days;

132 QUESTION: Can Investors Select multiple Competitors at once? ANSWER: Not at first. The Daily Selection Limit starts at 1 per day, and increases towards the Entry Deadline;

133 QUESTION: What happens when 2 or more Registered Potential Investors Select the same Contestant on Selection Day? ANSWER: The Losers of the Tiebreaker receive their Alternate Selection;

134 QUESTION: What happens when Investors lose a Tiebreaker on Selection Day? ANSWER: Investors that Select a Contestant may choose an unlimited amount of ranked Alternates Selections, so that the first Available Alternate Contestant is Selected;

135 QUESTION: What happens if an Investor loses a Tiebreaker on Selection Day and does not have an Alternate Selection available? ANSWER: Investors without available Alternate Selections do not Select a Competitor on that Selection Round;

136 QUESTION: Can an Investor Donate a Selected Competitor to another Investor or Registered Potential Investor? ANSWER: Yes. Only before the Tournament starts. This also applies to Vacant Competitor Spots;

137 QUESTION: If an Investor Donates a Competitor to another Investor, who receives the Prizes and Revenue? ANSWER: The Donator and the Recipient must Agree to what Percentage of the Investors Payout go to which Investor;

138 QUESTION: When do Competitors find out what the next Events are? ANSWER: In advance. Sometimes a few days before the Event, sometimes a few weeks. Similar process with Locations;

139 QUESTION: How do Competitors get the Equipment for Events? ANSWER: Workers use local Companies and Venues for Equipment and Events;

140 QUESTION: Does Punctuality and Attendance matter? ANSWER: Yes. There will be one or more Events that evaluate a Competitors Punctuality and Attendance;

141 QUESTION: Can Competitors get Punctuality and Attendance Permission Slips? ANSWER: Yes. Requests must be submitted, in Writing, in advance. Requests are subject to review by Workers to ensure fairness;

142 QUESTION: What happens if Competitors abuse the Permission Slips? ANSWER: Abusing Permission Slips is investigated by a Referee, and Punishment may be issued;

143 QUESTION: Are Steroids and other Performance Enhancing Substances tested for? ANSWER: No. All Competitor Medications brought to Location 1 must be Declared to Medic Workers, and may have their Usage monitored by the Medic Workers;

144 QUESTION: Can Competitors Compete with Artificial Limbs, or futuristic Electrical Upgrades? ANSWER: No. Competitors must use ones authentic Organs and Limbs, with no implanted upgrades;

145 QUESTION: What if a Competitor has a replaced organ or a steel implant? ANSWER: All Competitors Medical History may be reviewed by the Medic Workers, and may be disclosed if necessary;

146 QUESTION: Are any Events purely luck? ANSWER: No. There may be Events involving luck, designed to test the Competitors decision making and strategy;

147 QUESTION: Is there an Event testing how well a Competitor knows the other Competitors? ANSWER: No. Competitors are not obligated to Socialize or Observe or Disclose anything to other Competitors. This is not an Event;

148 QUESTION: Who Determined the Event Sequence and Rules? ANSWER: The Workers and the Founder;

149 QUESTION: When are the Rules for an Event finalized? ANSWER: The Official Copy of the Rules for each Event is usually displayed at least 48 Hours before the Event is scheduled to Start. Often much sooner;

150 QUESTION: What if a Competitor: Cheats, Breaks The Rules, or uses Forbidden Conduct? ANSWER: All Cheating is reviewed by the Integrity Department, and will be Punished as Decided. Punishments may be as severe as Elimination and violation of ones Non Disclosure Agreement;

151 QUESTION: What if a Competitor violates ones Non Disclosure Agreement? ANSWER: Anyone that violates a Non Disclosure Agreement may be held accountable as a woman or man, by the Founder, at a Court Of Law;

152 QUESTION: How do Referees handle Disputes? ANSWER: Referees have Procedures for each Event. Disputes are handled by the Head Referee, and potentially the Integrity Department;

153 QUESTION: Can Competitors Appeal a Referees Decision? ANSWER: Yes. A Head Referee is at every Event;

154 QUESTION: What if there is an Accident, Injury or Death? ANSWER: The Integrity Department, and Tournament Workers, have the Authority to Agree to modify the Schedule if they Determine it is Necessary;

155 QUESTION: Can a Competitor be on the Integrity Department? ANSWER: No. Not at ones first Tournament;

156 QUESTION: Is the Founder on the Integrity Department? ANSWER: Yes. The Founder is a Lifetime Member of all future Generalist Tournament Integrity Departments;

157 QUESTION: Does having The Founder on the Integrity Department while Competing give the Founder an advantage? ANSWER: Not Really. The Founders main focus is the Prevention of Disputes, not the Resolution of Disputes;

158 QUESTION: If the Tournament Footage is Sold, who gets the Revenue? ANSWER: 85% of Revenue is equally distributed to the Competitors. 15% of Revenue is evenly distributed to the Workers;

159 QUESTION: If the Tournament Proceeds without the Broadcast Rights being sold, who retains the rights? ANSWER: All Production and Broadcast Rights belong to the Tournament;

160 QUESTION: How is the Footage presented to potential Clients? ANSWER: A Public Relations Worker;

161 QUESTION: Do the Competitors have to pay Taxes on their Earnings from Footage Revenue? ANSWER: Yes. Revenue generated from the sale of Footage of the Tournament is Taxable Income;

162 QUESTION: When is the Official Prize Pool declared? ANSWER: Before the first Tussle. However, because the Prize Pool is used to guarantee the budget, the Prize Pool could deviate from the actual payout;

163 QUESTION: When is the Prize Payouts given to the Competitors? ANSWER: Within 30 days of the last day of the Original Broadcast, or, within 90 days of the Tournaments End. Whichever occurs first;

164 QUESTION: Do the Competitors have to pay Taxes on their Prize Payouts? ANSWER: No. The Prize Payout is a distribution of ones own Budget with other Competitors, in a Tournament available exclusively to Registered Contestants;

165 QUESTION: Does the Tournament have Sponsors? ANSWER: No;

166 QUESTION: Where does a Competitors Tournament Entry Fee go after Tournament Sign Up? ANSWER: Deposited into a Reputable Bank. 65% into a Prize Pool Savings Account, and 35% into an Operations Business Account;

167 QUESTION: If the Tournament ends under Budget, does a Portion of the Tournament Entry Fees get Returned? ANSWER: Yes. Unused Budget is equally Returned 85% to the Competitors, and 15% to the Workers evenly;

168 QUESTION: If the Tournament goes over Budget, who Pays? ANSWER: The Winners. The Funds used to Complete the Tournament are Deducted from the Overall Prize Pool, causing all Prize Payouts to shrink proportionately;

169 QUESTION: Do the Competitors have to pay Taxes on their Budget Returns? ANSWER: No. Budget Returns are the unused portion of ones Tournament Entry Fee;

170 QUESTION: Will there be Contestants that are on Standby before the Tournament starts? ANSWER: No;

171 QUESTION: What happens if a Competitor gets Injured or Sick? ANSWER: Medic Workers, Tournament Workers, and the Integrity Department, will Decide on Unforeseen Incidents;

172 QUESTION: What happens if a Competitor gets injured Before the Tournament? ANSWER: Competitors that become Unfit To Compete before the Entry Deadline can Nominate a Substitute Competitor from the Substitute Contestant Catalogue;

173 QUESTION: If a Competitor gets Injured before the Tournament, can the Investor get a Refund? ANSWER: No. Unfit Competitors can choose to Nominate a Substitute Competitor, splitting ones Prizes and Revenue equally;

174 QUESTION: Will a Substitute Competitor know that they are only Competing for half of ones Prize? ANSWER: Yes;

175 QUESTION: How much does it cost to be a Substitute Competitor? ANSWER: Zero. Substitute Competitors Compete in the spot that was already paid for by the Unfit Competitor and ones Investor;

176 QUESTION: Can an Investor choose a Substitute Competitor? ANSWER: No. Choosing to compete, or choosing a Contestant to Nominate as a Substitute, is the sole decision of the Competitor;

177 QUESTION: How does an Unfit Competitor select a Substitute Competitor? ANSWER: Unfit Competitors get access to a Substitute Contestant Catalogue, displaying all Contestants that are Actively Prepared to Compete as a Substitute;

178 QUESTION: When does an Unfit Competitor need to Nominate ones Substitute Competitor by? ANSWER: Tournament Sign Up Deadline is the Substitute Nominations Deadline. Workers will assign a Random Eligible Substitute Contestant if no Substitute is Nominated;

179 QUESTION: In Future Tournaments, will Past Champions display their Championship Belts? ANSWER: Yes. Championship Belts are encouraged to be on display;

180 QUESTION: Who wins the Veterans Belt? ANSWER: The Competitor that is not the Champion, with the most Ejections in the Tussles. Playoff if Tied;

181 QUESTION: Do past Champions get an entrance theme? ANSWER: Yes. Champions earn a Theme Song Entrance, which may be used at one Event and Tussle per Location in future Tournaments;

182 QUESTION: Does a 2+ Time Champion get 2+ Themed Entrances per Location? ANSWER: Yes;

183 QUESTION: Can Champions and Veterans change their Theme Song at different Tournaments? ANSWER: Yes. That Theme Song must remain for the entire Tournament;

184 QUESTION: Who wrote this Document? ANSWER: The Founder created this Document oneself;

185 QUESTION: Is there a Co Founder? ANSWER: No;

186 QUESTION: Why did the Founder disclose so much detail on this Document? ANSWER: Potential Contestants and Investors need their Questions Answered. The Tournament has nothing to hide;

187 QUESTION: What did the Founder say about the Tournament Operations? ANSWER: The Founder hopes that the: Workers, Investors, and Competitors, all embrace the Spirit Of Gamesmanship and Honor intended for the Generalist Open;

188 QUESTION: Can the Founder select a Protege? ANSWER: Yes;

189 QUESTION: Will the Founder be a Competitor? ANSWER: Yes. The Founder is Eligible and excited to be a Competitor;

190 QUESTION: Do the Competitors know who the Founder is? ANSWER: No. Some Competitors may figure it out, but it will not be announced;

191 QUESTION: Do the Workers know the identity of the Founder? ANSWER: Yes. They treat that Competitor the same as any other Competitor;

192 QUESTION: Does the identity of the Founder matter? ANSWER: No. It may be useful to the Production Workers as a potential story line;

193 QUESTION: Are there Events, Rewards or Punishments, involving the identity of the Founder? ANSWER: No. None. The identity of the Founder is completely irrelevant;

194 QUESTION: What happens if a Competitor figures out who the Founder is? ANSWER: Nothing. No Reward or acknowledgement;

195 QUESTION: Can a Client that Purchases the Original Broadcast Rights choose to provide additional Production Funds? ANSWER: Yes. These Funds must go to the Tournament Workers directly, before being distributed to the Production Budget;

196 QUESTION: Can a Client that Purchases the Original Broadcast Rights choose to provide Workers to Assist Production? ANSWER: Possibly. Certain Worker types may be Permitted. In General, only Tournament Workers and Support Workers are involved with Tournament Operations;

197 QUESTION: What is the estimated Competitors to Workers ratio? ANSWER: Small Tournament would be around 3:1, and a Huge Tournament might get up to 10:1;

198 QUESTION: How many Workers does the Tournament currently have? ANSWER: One. The Founder;

199 QUESTION: What types of Workers are used? ANSWER: Workers are classified as Head Office, or as Traveling;

200 QUESTION: How Many Worker Titles are there? ANSWER: There are about 20 Worker Titles for a Large Tournament;

201 QUESTION: Where do the Workers live? ANSWER: Workers will have Optional Shared Housing and Shared Transportation provided;

202 QUESTION: Where will Head Office be located? ANSWER: Head Office will be in the Okanagan Region of British Columbia, Canada;

203 QUESTION: How much Compensation is given to Workers for a Days Labor? ANSWER: Workers receive $150 per day in Compensation for ones Labor;

204 QUESTION: How is the Tournament Promoted to potential Contestants and Investors? ANSWER: The Distribution of this Document through Word Of Mouth and Social Connections;

205 QUESTION: What can people do to make this Tournament Succeed? ANSWER: Bring awareness of the Tournament to Potential Investors and Contestants. Give them this Document;

206 QUESTION: What happens if the Tournament is Officially Delayed before it starts? ANSWER: Official Delays will prompt a new Start Date. The schedule may be compressed after a Delay;

207 QUESTION: Can Workers remain Workers after the Tournament ends? ANSWER: Workers that perform successfully are given Worker Opportunities as they arise;

208 QUESTION: What are the plans for Future Expansion? ANSWER: Other than next years 2025 Generalist Open, no news is scheduled until after the Completion of the Original Broadcast of the 2024 Generalist Open;

209 QUESTION: Can people donate, or invest Funds to the Tournament directly? ANSWER: No. Only Contestants, Competitors, Investors, and Registered Potential Investors, may provide funds to the Tournament;

210 QUESTION: How accurate is this Document? ANSWER: I did my best. The Founder and the Workers may add to or amend anything written on this Document;

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