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== '''Preamble''' == | == '''Preamble''' == | ||
− | * A total of 52 entrants will qualify to compete at the next Canadian National Scrabble Championship (CNSC). | + | * A total of 52 entrants will qualify to compete at the next [[Canadian National Scrabble Championship]] (CNSC). |
* This event will take place no earlier than 2011 in a city yet to be determined. | * This event will take place no earlier than 2011 in a city yet to be determined. | ||
Adam Logan receives an automatic berth as defending champion.
Players who wish to qualify for any of the remaining 51 berths must meet a minimum participation requirement. Players will be credited for NSA or NASPA tournament games played and directed within the qualification period. This requirement varies from province to province and is based upon each player's primary residence:
The next 47 berths will be awarded based on peak rating (PR). A player's PR is defined as his or her highest rating that satisfies the following conditions:
If two or more players have the same PR, then the tie will be broken by each player's second highest PR eligible rating. If still tied then the tie will be broken by drawing of lots.
It is the intention of the Canadian Committee to award the four remaining berths based on two qualifying tournaments (QTs). However, either or both of these QTs may be cancelled if, for reasons of logistics or practicality, the process becomes unworkable. In that event, the berths that would have been awarded based on the cancelled QT(s) will be awarded based on PR.
A link will be provided here once the standing are available.
All alternates will be chosen on the basis of PR.
Any dispute regarding the application or interpretation of any of the above will be resolved by the Canadian Committee, whose decision will be final.
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