Lars Ole's PjuPju Cowboy
Saturday, February 7 at 12:30 - Innestua Gardsbryggeri Ballroom
Overview
Purpose
Lars Ole's PjuPju Cowboy is the first pure skill-based competition in MVP 2026. The exercise tests precision under pressure and the ability to take calculated risks. The result directly impacts the MVP standings and the token economy for the rest of the weekend.
Safety
Safety has absolute priority in this exercise.
- Weapons must always be pointed at the target
- No persons in front of the shooting zone
- Violation of safety rules results in immediate disqualification
How It Works - Base Round
Each participant completes one shooting round consisting of five (5) shots. Each shot must be aimed at a unique target. The shooting distance is set by the Secretariat before the exercise and is the same for everyone.
All shooting is done standing. A shooting rest or Champion assistance may be granted if the Secretariat deems it fair.
Only the first hit on each target counts. The order of targets is free to choose.
Results & Ranking
Number of hits is used to rank participants from best to worst. In case of a tie:
- Fewest tokens used in the exercise
- If still tied, the placement is shared
MVP Points (MVP-P)
Points awarded based on final placement:
All other participants receive 1 MVP-P.
Token Usage
Each participant may use a maximum of two (2) token actions in this exercise:
One additional shot (max 7 total). Must be announced before the shot is fired.
Nullify one missed shot. Chosen after all shots are fired.
Token Rewards & Penalties
ALL IN - PjuPju Cowboy
Before the first shot, a participant may declare ALL IN. This is a high-risk, high-reward gamble that can only be used once.
Conditions:
- - Only four (4) shots total
- - One shot is performed with significantly increased difficulty set by the Secretariat (same for all participants)
Responsibility
The Secretariat is responsible for the execution of the rules, scoring, token accounting, and all dispute resolution. All decisions are final. The Secretariat may delegate parts or all of the task to others but remains fully responsible for the execution.
Responsibility for safety lies with the owner and carrier of the weapon. This responsibility cannot be delegated.
Lars Ole's PjuPju Cowboy is where skill beats luck. Precision is rewarded, and the right choices give long-term advantages in the MVP competition. Let's make our dear Cowboy, Redneck, and PjuPju proud!