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Posted by
zugicz
12 Aug 2008 10:52am
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how many games I must play in top 10 to not be dropped in list ?
Hi zugicz
Posted by
PEGASUS
(moderator) 12 Aug 2008 9:48pm
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The following is copied from the RULES when you go to the Blue Ladder link on the left. 
Players in the Top Ten must play the rank one level directly below them at least once every 6 days. The Ladder ranking for a Top Ten player will be automatically reduced by 2 levels if within a 6-day period this player does not play with those who rank one level below. Such automatic rank reduction is reported as 'rank reduction due to Top Ten inactivity'.
Top Ten players MUST play a rank-threatening game at least once in a 6-day period. Top Ten ladder players must follow all general rules, all Top Twenty rules AND the specific rules for Top Ten.
Whether the games are for $Tickets or not, the players in Top Ten can play no more than 1 Ladder game in 24 hours with a player whose ranking is within 8 rungs from their own ranking. A Top-10 player cannot play more than 2 Ladder games against the same player within a 24 hr period.
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