 | Adam Dexter Hmm can't see a sign up button... am I being blind? |
 | Dave Ricesky Still awaiting approval... |
 | Chris Butler Yes you are Adam ;) |
 | Julie McCarthy So are all games played against bots, so we can play at any time in the relevant week? |
 | Matthew Tassier Yes, Julie, to be played at your convenience during the time allocated to the round. |
Tourney round: Weakest Link Numbers Tournament: Sign-up page
Notes from the organizer: Starting with the easier variants this tournament will be a journey through apterous numbers formats with the lowest scorer(s) being eliminated each round.
One bot will be (probably randomly) chosen for each round and all players will play a numbers attack in that round's variant against that bot.
The lowest scoring player (or players if we need to eliminate more than 1) is knocked out each round. If there is a tie then the tiebreaks will be:
1) performance against opponent (i.e. margin of victory/loss over 20 rounds).
2) Total player score over all tournament rounds so far.
The first round will start on Jan 4th and there will always be at least a week allowed per round, but with rounds overlapping where possible to speed things up. If you are going to be away from apterous for more than a week then aptomail me and you will be able to play round(s) early if necessary.
If there are enough participants then we will go through the full list of 23 recognised numbers attacks.
Good luck!
Ran from: 11 December 2015 – 3 January 2016. Format: Numbers Attack. Matches: One-off. Approved.
Fixtures: 0. Completed: 0.
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