Remington Davenport

I built a whole website and a schedule, and every team has their own home bar.

You either play home or away.

I keep track of individual scores and team scores.

And it's tournament play.

Five people from each team compete.

You play in a seven point match if you're an intermediate and nine points if you're advanced.

Everyone gets a league shirt, comes with their registration.

And then I give out prizes and trophies and stuff.

Now we're in the fourth season and this season was actually 235 people, which was really cool.

Nasty.

It's a great question because I'm very, very hardcore and I have a zero tolerance for bullshit.

This sucks to say.

This is not the case for everyone.

I've met a thousand wonderful, wonderful, wonderful people.

But there can be one bad apple that really screws your entire tournament experience.

And you may never want to come back because a man was super misogynistic for whatever reasons.

Maybe you beat him, maybe just simply for sitting down at the table.

These are things I've experienced.

If there's consequences for bad behavior, then we can start to change things.

For decades, a lot of people were like scared that Backgammon wasn't growing, so they weren't necessarily kicking people out.