Kaiber Kop
Smash Master
It's true that MM's usually will never be higher than the prize money for a tournament, but how many people consistenly take 1st and other top spots at events. It's a very select group.^ the grand prize in tourney is always going to be more than what someone is mm'ing for.. therefore the level of play is going to be higher, bc the amount won is greater.
i understand that it's hard to put a set % to it, but something needs to be figured out where you don't have to eliminate it completely. What happens if someone gets seeded poorly and loses to a pro round 1 and a top ranked player shortly after that in losers bc of an upset or something? That person doesn't have a great opportunity to show that he can place higher than other ppl in the bracket.
I'm just trying to stir ideas around, idk of any solutions. In the end though, you're right, Chibo. You can't put a % to it and it'll most likely have to be voted for either counting or not counting.
With MM's, direct money is on the line and winnable for either player. This should promote more competitive play than anything(no, I'm not saying mm's>>tourny) but they should be equal.
The thought of someone going overboard with them means they should just have a set amount that has to be involved and up. I know $5 is quite popular, but if someone said thats too low I think 10 would be very fair.