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Dave Robjohns Just to clear up a rule query: Any games with round length over 30s won't count (i.e. you can't give yourself 10 mins to think each time)

5 players already scoring 8 points on day 1, and some near misses on the 9th point.

There's also a small update to the text: James Rowan actually got 19 maxes in the format shortly after I wrote this!

Tourney round: Bot Ladders: Round 1: Aegilops Letters

<< Sign-ups | Round 2: Nice Numbers >>

Notes from the organizer: Bot Ladders/Bladders kicks off with an Aegilops Letters Attack, the easiest of three LAs.

To score, you must submit your game vs a bot to me by 21st June (2 weeks). You can submit an effort and then send a better one later in the window, but please don't send me dozens of attempts, only if you actually gain points! I will be adding these games to this page for all to see.

Points are as follows:
0 - Didn't play
1 - Beat Prune
2 - Beat Nude
3 - Beat Waldorf
4 - Beat Plum
5 - Beat Caesar
6 - Beat Velvet
7 - Beat Prime
And the bonuses:
1 - Easy: Set round time to 5 seconds or less
1 - Medium: Have scoring declarations featuring every letter of the alphabet
1 - Hard: Score in every round

You can have as many attempts as you want, and can start with whichever bot takes your fancy (i.e. no need to beat Prune before playing Nude etc)

Why is this format "easy"?
Even Prime misses a lot of tnetennbae
Why is the time challenge "easy"?
Can often find maxes quickly, bots miss tnetennbae
Why is alphabet challenge "medium"?
LA Selections tend to include the whole alphabet at least once
Why is scoring in every round "hard"?
Prime will push you hard most tough rounds, and nobody's achieved even 18 maxes since 2014.

Best of luck! Scores will be updated regularly here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Uqa7W-5bYxb2P18IQw-FUAYlEa7jHeO3keCFjw99gGY/edit?usp=sharing

The easy numbers round will follow on Monday 15th.

Ran from: 8 – 21 June 2020. Format: Aegilops Letters Attack. Matches: One-off. Approved.

Organizers: Dave Robjohns.

Fixtures: 32. Completed: 32.

Results and fixtures

Player 1Player 2Status
Apterous PrimeDave Robjohns71 – 107
Apterous PrimeJames Rowan99 – 170
Apterous PrimeJames Hall133 – 137
Apterous PrimeTom Cappleman95 – 154
Apterous PrimeFiona T107 – 119
Apterous CaesarRhys Benjamin90 – 96
Apterous PrimeTom Cappleman123 – 154
Apterous PrimeSteven Oldham102 – 105
Apterous PrimeSam Cappleman-Lynes119 – 145
Apterous PrimeElizabeth Beer110 – 117
Apterous PrimeSam Cappleman-Lynes95 – 155
Apterous PrimeChris Hare111 – 128
Apterous PrimeJames Rowan75 – 149
Apterous VelvetRhys Benjamin82 – 90
Apterous PrimeZack K99 – 108
Apterous PrimeSam Cappleman-Lynes50 – 196
Apterous PrimeBradley Horrocks91 – 123
Apterous PrimeFiona T82 – 129
Apterous PrimeAnthony Endsor128 – 130
Apterous PrimeJohn Beresford102 – 117
Apterous PrimeElliott Mellor105 – 118
Apterous PrimeMatty Artell111 – 126
Apterous PrimeEdward Ashcroft86 – 129
Apterous PrimeAndy SC102 – 118
Apterous CaesarHazel Drury105 – 150
Apterous PrimeNeil Collins91 – 109
Apterous VelvetIan Volante112 – 143
Apterous PrimeMatthew Tassier92 – 129
Apterous PrimeRonan M Higginson106 – 109
Apterous PrimeM S R98 – 110
Apterous VelvetHazel Drury111 – 116
Apterous PrimeJake Gander93 – 129

Key. Green: winner. Red: loser. Grey: tie. (Stripes: provisional, match in progress.)

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