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The Gaming Olympics

The Gaming Olympics

Sat, Dec 5, 6:00 PM
From A Flock of Gamers
4.9

Hello Fellow gamers! The Gaming Olympics is the ultimate test of your gaming experience and skill! Not 1 but 10 games to square up and dominate the competition in! **Rules:** There will be 1v1, free for all, teams, and solo objective matches. Each game will be played in rounds. Once all players have their rankings there will be a 30 minute to 1 hour break so we can setup the next game. During these break periods players may play any game they like wherever possible but can only play non-tournament related matches during the break periods! Once a round begins all unrelated stations will be paused or shut down to avoid distracting the competitors. Be prepared to be here all day, we estimate the competition could last as long as 12 hours! There will be water and snacks available for all players with pizza ordered fresh around 1pm. We will order a variety to satisfy as many preferences as possible. If you snack or eat- please wash your hands before touching any gaming hardware. Wiping with a napkin is not enough. Players who do not follow this rule may be docked points. Participants are encouraged to bring their own controllers, consoles, monitors, and games to play in official matches or casual break time play! All players are expected to be courteous with other player’s equipment. Players are also expected to be kind and respect each other. Poor sportsmanship may result in immediate removal from the venue. Player Entrance Fee: $20 Non Player Entrance Fee: $5 **Grand Prize: $80 Visa gift card** **2nd & 3rd place prize: $30 (refund plus $10)** (Any remaining funds will go towards acquiring material to elevate the experience for the next tournament!) **-->Spots available to compete: 6<--** **Games:** (The order they are listed may not be the order that we play day of!) **Super Smash Brothers (N64**) – 1v1 Brackets, Single elimination. 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th – 3 points **Super Smash Brothers Ultimate** – 4-8 player free for all, no items, 3 lives. Map: Battlefield. 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th / 5th – 3 points **Guitar Hero** – 1 Song chosen at random among songs suggested by participants at the start of the round. Highest score wins. 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th / 5th – 3 points **Beat Saber** \- 1 Song chosen at random among songs suggested by participants at the start of the round\. Highest score wins\. 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th / 5th – 3 points **Mario Kart** – 4 Player race, no bots, map chosen at random at the start of the round. 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th – 3 points **Overcooked 2** – Teams of two, level chosen at start of round, highest score wins. 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th / 5th – 3 points **Mortal Kombat XL** – Brackets, Single elimination 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th / 5th – 3 points **Halo 1 (MCC)** – Teams 2 to 4 players, brackets, single elimination, Map: Bloodgulch. 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th / 5th – 3 points **Batman Arkham Asylum** – Single stealth mission, complete all objectives, fastest player with all objectives complete wins. Final rankings will start with those who completed all objectives, followed by those who missed 1, then 2, etc. Among those who completed the same number of objectives, the fastest will be ranked highest. 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th / 5th – 3 points **Left 4 Dead 2** – Teams 2-4 players, survival mode, map chosen at beginning of round, longest time wins. 1st – 10 points 2nd – 7 points 3rd – 5 points 4th – 3 points The player with the most points after all rounds are complete will be named the winner and prizes will be distributed based on ranking. **RSVP Policy:** 16-participant maximum. 32-total bodies including guests. One guest is allowed per RSVP. If you RSVP please be sure you are free and plan to participate. Once 16 competitors RSVP, all additional RSVPs will be considered watchers. **Tardiness Policy:** Please be present at the venue by no later than **9:45am.** Lat arrivals may not get to participate in the first round and will effect their final score! **IMPORTANT:** For more details about Flock of Gamers policies and practices, including instructions on how to access **Lake Street** events, please read our House Rules using the link below! [Flock of Gamers - House [Rules.pdf](http://rules.pdf/)]([https://1drv.ms/b/c/11719e91f44edfca/IQB4HNO3YVLfQ7Jr7cbU1FziARIBwxb4TIt1kFUPcbh71oM](https://1drv.ms/b/c/11719e91f44edfca/IQB4HNO3YVLfQ7Jr7cbU1FziARIBwxb4TIt1kFUPcbh71oM)) By participating in any of our events you agree to abide by the policies outlined in this text and in our House Rules. Any questions? Please reach out! **Photos:** We take pictures at every event. Please speak with Troy on arrival if you would like to receive a copy of any photo of you or if you would like them to be deleted. We respect all privacy requests. **Donations:** We never charge an entrance fee. The joy of bringing people together is priceless! Each event is an opportunity to elevate the experience, and we want to manifest all that limitless potential! We ask all members of the community to consider donating to this effort. With your help we can make each event as fun and memorable as we can handle! Let’s fly! Thank you for reading! -A Flock of Gamers <3

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11 attendees

Cali Pound Poker- THE Tuesday Tourney

Wed, Nov 11, 3:30 AM
From 🧡 Rounders Poker is Back! 😍
4.9
2 attendees
SAT @ 12:30pm Arcadia 3s/4s Grass Volleyball (Intermediate Plus)

SAT @ 12:30pm Arcadia 3s/4s Grass Volleyball (Intermediate Plus)

Sat, Nov 7, 8:30 PM
From SoCal Grass Volleyball
4.9

**Intermediate to Advanced Players ONLY!** **PLAYERS:** For the safety and enjoyment of all players, you must be at an Intermediate and/or above skill level, meaning that you can Serve, Pass, Set, and Hit the ball over the net ***ACCURATELY AT LEAST 70%*** of the time AND you *KNOW* and *FOLLOW* all of the basic rules and etiquette of volleyball. ***Failure to meet this standard may result in your removal from the RSVP list and/or the event.*** **EVENT HOSTS:** Reserve the right to remove players from the RSVP list and/or Event based on the player NOT meeting the required SKILL level of play, NOT being able to keep up with the PACE of the games, posing a RISK on or off the court to other players, NOT following the rules of the Event and/or Park, and/or at their own discretion. **SKILL LEVELS:** A fuller description of player skill levels can be found on the "About" page of SoCal Grass Volleyball. **RSVP:** You must be listed as "Going" on the RSVP list to play. If you signup for an event, but are then unable to attend, please be courteous and change your RSVP to "Not Going" so that someone on the Waitlist can attend. **WAITLIST:** Joining the Waitlist does not guarantee you a spot to play. Players will be added to the "Going" list based on a few factors, including whether one or two nets will be set up that week, reliability of attendance, and balance of players. ***Priority will be given to regular and high-skilled players.*** **CANCELLATIONS:** If you develop a pattern of RSVPing and then cancelling (for example, you cancel more often than you attend), you may automatically be moved to "Not Going" to allow other players, who want to play and show up consistently, a spot to play. **LATE CANCELATIONS:** Late Cancelations will be marked as a "No Show!" **LATE ARRIVALS:** If you will be **arriving more than 30 minutes late**, you must notify the Host. If you develop a pattern of arriving late (regardless if you notify the Host or not), you may be removed from the "Going List" and/or the group. **NO SHOWS:** Two "No Shows" and you may be removed from the group! **SAFETY:** No collisions with players (on your own team or under net). **TEAMMATES:** Volleyball is a team sport. Players are expected to know their position on the court and be aware of their fellow teammates positioning. Players should not be passing/setting/hitting/spiking their teammates ball and/or lunging for every ball simply because it is within their reach. **FUN:** No Arguments! If there is a questionable play, we will do it over. **FAULTS:** Let players call their own faults (unless egregious)! BE KIND! **SCORING:** Games to 25! Rally scoring. Win by two. **SERVES:** Let serves are good. No attacking the serve above the net. **NETS:** Touching the net is a fault unless the net is pushed into you. **DINKS:** In games of 2s, 3s, 4s, and 5s, Open hand dinks/tips will not be allowed. You must use a closed fist, strike the ball, or roll it off of your hand. **You may NOT push, tip, or redirect the ball with an open hand!** **BLOCKS:** Touching the block will not count as one of the three contacts. The blocker can re-hit the ball. **LEGAL HITS:** The ball can be played with all parts of the body EXCEPT the Head. ***You may not intentionally hit the ball with your HEAD*** (because it results in an unhygienic, sweaty volleyball). **SETTING:** Intentionally setting the ball over the net must be in the direction the player is facing (forward or backwards). Accidental oversets are not a fault. **The sets over the net must be clean (with no more than one rotation) and may NOT be redirected. No Throws!** **ROTATION:** Teams of Four or more players must use a standard rotation where by all players rotate through each position. The serve must come from a backrow player. Backrow players cannot attack the ball from above the net past the ten foot line. **ANTENNAS:** No antennas, so the ball must cross the net between the poles. **PARK RULES:** We are guests at the park. Please abide by all of the rules of the park posted by the City. **PARKING:** Available on the street and parking lot. **BATHROOMS:** Public bathrooms are available near the playground. **MUSIC:** Please do not bring your music; everyone has different tastes. ***\*\*\* DISCLAIMER of RISK and LIABILITY \*\*\**** The Group Organizers and Event Hosts assume no liability; participate at your own risk. You, and no one else, are 100% responsible for your safety at all times.

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🀄 Mahjong at The Grove – Play, Laugh & Make New Friends!

Mon, Nov 9, 2:00 AM
From American Mah Jongg at the Grove

Love mahjong or looking for a fun way to meet new people in Los Angeles? Join us for a relaxed, friendly afternoon of mahjong at The Grove/Farmers Market! Whether you’re an experienced player or just getting back into the game, this is a chance to enjoy some friendly competition, great conversation, and new friendships in one of LA’s most enjoyable gathering spots. What to expect: * Friendly, social mahjong games in a welcoming atmosphere * An opportunity to meet interesting people from around LA * A relaxed setting with plenty of laughter and conversation * A chance to become part of a regular weekly mahjong group Location: The Grove / Original Farmers Market, Los Angeles Cost: Free! Just bring yourself and your enthusiasm. Our goal is to create a fun, welcoming community of people who enjoy mahjong and making new friends. Come solo or bring a friend! Space is limited to keep games organized, so please RSVP. Looking forward to meeting you at the table!

3 attendees

THE GROTTO - awesome Board Game event (NOV)

Sat, Nov 14, 10:00 PM
From LA Game Crew - Social
4.9
38 attendees
Game Night - Common Space Brewery

Game Night - Common Space Brewery

Tue, Nov 10, 2:00 AM
From Vending Machine Games Game Nights
5.0

It's time for another night of beers & games at Common Space Brewery! We're going to be at the brewery with a range of games for people to play for free, starting at 6PM - hope to see you there!

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