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**pertikuss** · 02-25-2006, 08:00 AM

My sensei here told me that, in tournaments here in Japan, the positions have to be established before you enter a tournament, and are submitted with the roster. For example, if I went in as Senpou on our submitted team roster, then I would go in as senpou the entire tournament.

From what I read above, teams can decide what spots they will enter under--at the tournament? Or can they just change it around once the initial line-up has been sent in?

Or maybe misunderstood my sensei?

even in japan you can change the players or the order before matches. depends on maybe injuries or performance. in a normal situation a team goes in with 5 playing members and 2 subs [7 and 2 if you're in college]. it's common for strong teams to put in their subs for the earlier rounds, of which they are confident to win. once they go into knock-out rounds, they'll revert to their favoured line-up.

02-25-2006, 08:00 AM	#10
pertikuss Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 383 Senior Member	My sensei here told me that, in tournaments here in Japan, the positions have to be established before you enter a tournament, and are submitted with the roster. For example, if I went in as Senpou on our submitted team roster, then I would go in as senpou the entire tournament. From what I read above, teams can decide what spots they will enter under--at the tournament? Or can they just change it around once the initial line-up has been sent in? Or maybe misunderstood my sensei? even in japan you can change the players or the order before matches. depends on maybe injuries or performance. in a normal situation a team goes in with 5 playing members and 2 subs [7 and 2 if you're in college]. it's common for strong teams to put in their subs for the earlier rounds, of which they are confident to win. once they go into knock-out rounds, they'll revert to their favoured line-up.
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