Glamping Olympics

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2	Links	Rules and Overview	Input Score
3	Score	Team 1 = 33	Team 2 = 33
4	Section	Detail	Description

5	Overview	Team Formation	Teams will be assigned beforehand using entire families so as not to divide households. This also keeps things balanced. At any time, trades can be made if needed, such as a kid wanting to play with his or her friend, for example.
6	Overview	Ad-Hoc Competitions	Throughout the weekend, teams can choose to compete at will. To initiate a competition, simply challenge another team member to an approved activity. This low-stakes approach means there’s no pressure—just friendly competition and fun. The results of these games will be recorded and tracked.
7	Overview	Main Events	On Friday and Saturday, there will be scheduled main events that carry higher point values (15 points each or to be decided). These events are designed to involve as many team members as possible, but participation is not mandatory. Players are encouraged to support their team during these times, but the primary goal is to have fun.
8	Overview	Prize	The team with the most points at the end of the weekend wins the Glamping Olympics and earns bragging rights. The losing team's coach will have a bucket of cold water dumped over them or face another penalty decided by the group. In case of a tie, a final tiebreaker event will be held, which will be decided by the captains.
9	Rule Book	Teams	Participants will be split into either 2 teams. Each team will have a designated captain responsible for recording and reporting scores. Captains are also expected to encourage their team members and handle any disputes.
10	Rule Book	Initiating Ad-Hoc Competitions	To initiate a competition, one team member must challenge another team to an approved game. The challenging team must specify the game and the number of participants. Both teams must agree on the rules for winning before hand. Once the game is completed, the result must be reported to a team captain for score recording.
11	Rule Book	Points System	Set Events: These are scheduled events with higher point values. Winning teams earn 15 points (or another amount to be decided). Ad-Hoc Games: Teams can challenge each other in various approved games outside of scheduled events. Points are awarded based on the number of participants: 1 vs. 1: Winning team earns 1 point. 2 vs. 2: Winning team earns 2 points. 3 vs. 3: Winning team earns 3 points. 4 vs. 4: Winning team earns 4 points. 5 vs. 5: Winning team earns 5 points. Mixed Teams: If players from different teams form a mixed team, the winning party will split the points evenly. For example, if a player from Team 1 and a player from Team 2 defeat players from Team 3 and Team 4, then Team 1 and Team 2 each get 1 point (for a 2 vs. 2 game).
12	Rule Book	Approved Games	A comprehensive list of approved games can be found here.
13	Rule Book	Main Event Schedule	Friday: Late Afternoon/Evening: Olympics (events TBD based on group interest) Saturday: Afternoon/Evening: Olympics (events TBD based on group interest)
14	Rule Book	Reporting Scores	Each game’s results must be reported to the team captain. Captains will update the shared Google spreadsheet with scores via this Google Form. The spreadsheet will be accessible to all participants for real-time updates.
15	Rule Book	General Rules	Fair Play: All participants are expected to play fairly and respect each other. Sportsmanship: Good sportsmanship is mandatory. Any form of unsportsmanlike conduct will result in penalties. Disputes: Any disputes will be settled by the team captains. If a resolution cannot be reached, the issue will be escalated to the "High Circuit Court" of mothers/wives for a final decision.
16	Rule Book	Winning	The team with the most points at the end of the weekend wins the Glamping Olympics. In case of a tie, a final tiebreaker event will be held, which will be decided by the captains.
17	Rule Book	Safety	Safety is paramount. All games must be played with the participants’ safety in mind. Any injuries should be reported immediately, and appropriate action should be taken.
18	Rule Book	Participation	Participation in every event is not mandatory. Participants can choose to join in as many or as few events as they like, ensuring that everyone feels comfortable and has fun. During the allotted time for main events, which have higher point values, players are encouraged to play with their team, but they are not required to do so. Games will be chosen based on group interest at the time to ensure maximum participation and enjoyment.
19	Team Responsibilities	Captains	Each team will have a designated captain responsible for recording and reporting scores. Captains are also expected to encourage their team members and handle any disputes.
20	Team Responsibilities	Disputes	Any disputes will be settled by the team captains. If a resolution cannot be reached, the issue will be escalated to the "High Circuit Court" of mothers/wives for a final decision.
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