Dave Robjohns Worth noting the tiebreak policy here - you may elect to take a high risk high reward strategy... | |
Sam Cappleman-Lynes Do all stages of the tiebreak take both games into account? | |
Dave Robjohns Yep, if you make the final and tie with someone, I'll look first at R1 score, then total maxes over both rounds. | |
Dave Robjohns This one slipped the net - R1 ended last night.
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Dave Robjohns Event 29 of 66 complete:
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Notes from the organizer: Event 36 is another athletics event, the 5000m. Followers of the Focal Talk podcasts may have seen the recent episode featuring Gevin, which explains the format for this event - the man loves a 5k!
You'll play one game against Prune here, and highest score wins 4 gold medals. If we need a tie break, it's about risk vs reward - first I'll look at total score, then maxes, then the number of rounds where you didn't choose the easier 1L/2L... are you going to gamble and try to breakaway from the field?!
The event will be split in half, forming two heats. The top 4 from each heat will qualify, alongside 2 others, producing a field of 10 for the final.
Deadline for first game: 17th July
Deadline for final game: 24th July
All tracked here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19s4MNWHNXg5OFoU9sKFvzIcggZZ3--_YjqM1PDVd_DA/edit#gid=138289812
Fun fact: Despite the event currently being dominated by Kenyans, Ethiopians and Mo Farah, the country with the most golds over Olympic history is.... Finland
Ran from: 11 – 24 July 2020. Format: Gevin's Delight. Matches: One-off. Approved.
Fixtures: 41. Completed: 41.
Key. Green: winner. Red: loser. Grey: tie. (Stripes: provisional, match in progress.)
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