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2011 TPOC Young Blood Paintball Challenge

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2011 TPOC Young Blood Paintball Challenge was a paintball tournament held on 17 April 2011 at C.A.T. Paintball Pattaya in Pattaya, Thailand. It was promoted under the Thailand Paintball Official Circuit (TPOC) name.[1]

Competition format

The event offered Division 3 competition using a five-player, race-to-one format. Games had a seven-minute time limit, with semi-automatic firing capped at 13 balls per second.[1]

Each Division 3 team was permitted to include a maximum of one Division 2 player. The event announcement offered free use of DYE Proto Reflex 2011 markers and allowed competitors to use their own markers.[1]

Contemporary coverage

A video titled “TPOC Young Blood PaintBall Challenge 2011 by C.A.T.Pattaya” recorded the tournament's date, venue and competition rules in its description.[1]

Further footage was published under the titles “TPOC Young Blood PaintBall Challenge 2011 #JMY udon” and “differ pattaya team”. The latter video's description explicitly identifies the Young Blood event.[2][3]

The official TPOC website subsequently listed “TPOC Pattaya Young Blood in 2011 with M5 format” among tournaments its organiser had completed.[4]

See also

References

  1. Meat lover 9000, “TPOC Young Blood PaintBall Challenge 2011 by C.A.T.Pattaya”, YouTube, April 2011. Video description identifies the event date, venue, format and equipment arrangements.
  2. l2asta666, “TPOC Young Blood PaintBall Challenge 2011 #JMY udon”, YouTube, 2011.
  3. Meat lover 9000, “differ pattaya team”, YouTube, April 2011. Description identifies the TPOC Young Blood Paintball Challenge.
  4. “About”, TPOC Thailand 2011, PALS Thailand. Organiser’s account identifying the completed Young Blood event and its M5 format. Archived 20 July 2011.