BOTCup - Revision history

Hlupak: /* History */

2008-07-11T05:40:06Z

History

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	=== BOTCup V ===		=== BOTCup V ===

	BOTCup V took place in season 36 in [[China]]. This time, the decision to use an existing league instead of a new or newly-expanded one, was based on a desire to make sure there were enough teams for all participants -- BOTCup IV was very popular and almost every club was chosen. The winner of BOTCup V was garscow, manager of Pummeled in Oceania. The chosen league was VII.181, from which Yunnan Club1 made it to round 4 of the cup.		BOTCup V took place in season 36 in [[China]]. This time, the decision to use an existing league instead of a new or newly-expanded one, was based on a desire to make sure there were enough teams for all participants -- BOTCup IV was very popular and almost every club was chosen. The winner of BOTCup V was '''garscow''', manager of Pummeled in [[Oceania]]. The chosen league was VII.181, from which Yunnan Club1 made it to round 4 of the cup.
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Hlupak: /* BOTCup V */

2008-07-11T05:38:51Z

BOTCup V

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	=== BOTCup V ===		=== BOTCup V ===

	BOTCup V ~~has just been announced, and~~ in season 36 ~~it will be held~~ in [[China]]. This time, the decision to use an existing league instead of a new or newly-expanded one, was based on ~~the need~~ to ~~have~~ enough teams for all participants -- BOTCup IV was very popular and almost every club was chosen. The ~~sign-up thread for~~ BOTCup V is in the ~~Global conference~~.		BOTCup V took place in season 36 in [[China]]. This time, the decision to use an existing league instead of a new or newly-expanded one, was based on a desire to make sure there were enough teams for all participants -- BOTCup IV was very popular and almost every club was chosen. The winner of BOTCup V was garscow, manager of Pummeled in Oceania. The chosen league was VII.181, from which Yunnan Club1 made it to round 4 of the cup.
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Hlupak: /* Prizes */

2008-06-10T17:04:03Z

Prizes

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	Many participants in the BOTCup also offer prizes to the winner. The most common prize is to support the winner for one season. Other prizes have included subscriptions for [[Supporter]], a new team logo, [[Flag_chasing\|rare flags]], and [[U-20]] or [[National_Teams\|NT]] friendlies at the winner's stadium.		Many participants in the BOTCup also offer prizes to the winner. The most common prize is to support the winner for one season. Other prizes have included subscriptions for [[Supporter]], a new team logo, [[Flag_chasing\|rare flags]], and [[U-20]] or [[National_Teams\|NT]] friendlies at the winner's stadium.
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Hlupak: /* History */

2008-06-10T17:03:24Z

History

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	The BOTCup took a break for two seasons, but returned for season 35. Although HT did expand some countries' leagues, the expansions were announced after the contest started, and it had already been decided that BOTCup IV would be held in [[Hong Kong]]. The winner this time was '''adiraven''', manager of FC Titans Satu Mare in [[Romania]]. The victorious bot team was Kam Tin from VI.46, who survived until round 5 of the cup.		The BOTCup took a break for two seasons, but returned for season 35. Although HT did expand some countries' leagues, the expansions were announced after the contest started, and it had already been decided that BOTCup IV would be held in [[Hong Kong]]. The winner this time was '''adiraven''', manager of FC Titans Satu Mare in [[Romania]]. The victorious bot team was Kam Tin from VI.46, who survived until round 5 of the cup.


			=== BOTCup V ===

			BOTCup V has just been announced, and in season 36 it will be held in [[China]]. This time, the decision to use an existing league instead of a new or newly-expanded one, was based on the need to have enough teams for all participants -- BOTCup IV was very popular and almost every club was chosen. The sign-up thread for BOTCup V is in the Global conference.
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Hlupak: /* BOTCup II */

2008-03-27T05:17:11Z

BOTCup II

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	BOTCup II took place in [[Rossiya\|Russia]] in season 31, after the Russian league expanded to include a sixth division. This season's winner was '''hlupak''', manager of Atlin AFC in [[Canada]]. He chose VI.808, and that league's Sportakademklub Vladimir made it to round 3 of the cup.		BOTCup II took place in [[Rossiya\|Russia]] in season 31, after the Russian league expanded to include a sixth division. This season's winner was '''hlupak''', manager of Atlin AFC in [[Canada]]. He chose VI.808, and that league's Sportakademklub Vladimir made it to round 3 of the cup.
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	=== BOTCup III ===		=== BOTCup III ===

Hlupak: /* BOTCup II */

2008-03-27T05:16:37Z

BOTCup II

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	=== BOTCup II ===		=== BOTCup II ===

	BOTCup II took place in [[Rossiya\|Russia]] in season 31, after the Russian league expanded to include a sixth division. This season's winner was '''hlupak''', manager of Atlin AFC in [[Canada]].		BOTCup II took place in [[Rossiya\|Russia]] in season 31, after the Russian league expanded to include a sixth division. This season's winner was '''hlupak''', manager of Atlin AFC in [[Canada]]. He chose VI.808, and that league's Sportakademklub Vladimir made it to round 3 of the cup.


	=== BOTCup III ===		=== BOTCup III ===

Hlupak: /* BOTCup IV */

2008-03-27T05:14:33Z

BOTCup IV

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	=== BOTCup IV ===		=== BOTCup IV ===

	The BOTCup took a break for two seasons, but returned for season 35. Although HT did expand some countries' leagues, the expansions were announced after the contest started, and it had already been decided that BOTCup IV would be held in [[Hong Kong]].		The BOTCup took a break for two seasons, but returned for season 35. Although HT did expand some countries' leagues, the expansions were announced after the contest started, and it had already been decided that BOTCup IV would be held in [[Hong Kong]]. The winner this time was '''adiraven''', manager of FC Titans Satu Mare in [[Romania]]. The victorious bot team was Kam Tin from VI.46, who survived until round 5 of the cup.

	The ~~contest is currently underway~~, ~~and a winner will probably not be determined~~ until round 3 of the cup ~~or later. Round 2 begins March 5th at 11:00 HT-Time~~.
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Hlupak: /* BOTCup IV */

2008-03-04T04:17:26Z

BOTCup IV

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	The BOTCup took a break for two seasons, but returned for season 35. Although HT did expand some countries' leagues, the expansions were announced after the contest started, and it had already been decided that BOTCup IV would be held in [[Hong Kong]].		The BOTCup took a break for two seasons, but returned for season 35. Although HT did expand some countries' leagues, the expansions were announced after the contest started, and it had already been decided that BOTCup IV would be held in [[Hong Kong]].

	The contest is underway, and ~~entries are currently being accepted~~. ~~The deadline to enter is Wednesday, February 27th~~ at 11:00 HT ~~time~~.		The contest is currently underway, and a winner will probably not be determined until round 3 of the cup or later. Round 2 begins March 5th at 11:00 HT-Time.
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Jhattara at 09:51, 27 February 2008

2008-02-27T09:51:54Z

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	Many participants in the BOTCup also offer prizes to the winner. The most common prize is to support the winner for one season. Other prizes have included subscriptions for [[Supporter]], a new team logo, [[Flag_chasing\|rare flags]], and [[U-20]] or [[National_Teams\|NT]] friendlies at the winner's stadium.		Many participants in the BOTCup also offer prizes to the winner. The most common prize is to support the winner for one season. Other prizes have included subscriptions for [[Supporter]], a new team logo, [[Flag_chasing\|rare flags]], and [[U-20]] or [[National_Teams\|NT]] friendlies at the winner's stadium.

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Kittysoft: fix errors

2008-02-21T14:07:15Z

fix errors

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	=== BOTCup II ===		=== BOTCup II ===

	BOTCup II took place in [[Rossiya\|Russia]] in season 31, after the Russian league expanded to include a sixth division. This season's winner was '''hlupak''', manager of Atlin AFC in [[Canada]]~~. Sportakademklub Vladimir from VI.808 made it to round 3 of the cup with a +9 goal differential, to win the competition~~.		BOTCup II took place in [[Rossiya\|Russia]] in season 31, after the Russian league expanded to include a sixth division. This season's winner was '''hlupak''', manager of Atlin AFC in [[Canada]].


	=== BOTCup III ===		=== BOTCup III ===

	BOTCup III returned to [[Canada]] in season 32. There were no league expansions this season, and Canada's sixth division was still largely filled with bots. The winner this season was '''stepanogil''', manager of Vilma and the Beep Beep Minica in The [[Philippines]], who chose VI.62. The Ontario Timbermen from that league made it all the way to round 4, the only bot to survive that far in the cup.		BOTCup III returned to [[Canada]] in season 32. There were no league expansions this season, and Canada's sixth division was still largely filled with bots. The winner this season was '''stepanogil''', manager of Vilma and the Beep Beep Minica in The [[Philippines]], who chose VI.82. The Ontario Timbermen from that league made it all the way to round 4, the only bot to survive that far in the cup.