Dave Robjohns Challonge bracket for the cup: https://challonge.com/handicapcup6
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Rhys Benjamin So I go out, as only I can go out, by getting my phrasing letters mixed up. Again. | |
Ian Volante Clearly too young to have received such punishment at school. | |
Adam Dexter For those that went to normal school, what on earth are phrasing letters? I tried Google but not helpful. | |
Rhys Benjamin So basically I've put ER in the wrong place (reslipped x) rather than slippered. I also did this on the show (spondered x). | |
Anthony Endsor Oh Rhys what are you like? :))) | |
Eoin Jackson If I had a 3-0 headstart, then the game ends 8-11, does that mean it is an 11-11 tie? | |
Fiona T As per the description, conundrum takes it! ul Eoin | |
Adam Dexter @Eoin Tiebreaks: In the event of a tie, the winner of the conundrum goes through. If neither player gets the con, the lowest handicap (theoretically weaker player) advances. This is because The ceiling function favours stronger players as 11.6 maxes becoming 12 is a smaller step than 4.6 maxes becoming 5.
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Eoin Jackson Does "theoretically weaker player" mean "stronger player" in this context? | |
Eoin Jackson Also... in the Neil v Edward clash, even though Edward's name is shaded red, he's the winner bcoz of the handicap, right? | |
Adam Dexter The player that had a headstart wins if it is tied and neither get the conundrum. In Neil v Edward, Edward started on 4, so the real score was 7-10. The shading is done for the game itself (remember the notes are not reflected in the game score, this must be added manually). | |
Eoin Jackson Thanks for your patience Adam.
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Dave Robjohns Think Adam and Fiona have cleared things up (cheers both!) and to explain the "lowest handicap" thing, the actual raw handicaps are given here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FOJPCTCcml04mBF4yFoehpx1Rs3Gr09GoyvEbmPpkV8/edit#gid=247501229
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Dave Robjohns Sorry all, I've been a bit lacklustre on the cups. Have removed both players in 2 R1 games where neither made an effort, and aptomailed some others.
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Dave Robjohns & with that - feel free to let me know if you don't want to play in the cup comps and are only interested in league :) | |
Wesley Barton I do very much want to play my match, and assumed that the deadline was the end of the month. Alan is often online, but 'Busy', and I ready up but he doesn't ready up back. I really wish you had warned me before removing me from the tournament as I would like to play. | |
Fiona T I would add that I had no problem at all in matching Wesley in a different tournament in which we were drawn. | |
Dave Robjohns I've also never had problems playing tourney games with Wesley (or any of the others eliminated) but the desc and top comment say 10 days per round, which means the R1 deadline was over 3 weeks ago!
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Elizabeth Beer Would it be possible for each round to have it's own page, Dave? That way it would be possible to check the deadline for each round easily, which would be particularly helpful as the rounds progress. |
Notes from the organizer: The League Cup for Season 6 features players from all divisions in one single elimination bracket. Each player has a handicap equal to the ceiling (i.e. rounding up) of their total number of maxes throughout the league stage divided by the number of games they've played.
I'll have the handicaps for each player written in the notes, and will be updating results regularly in a challonge bracket in the comments. Please note only those who've played at least half their league games have enough data to produce a fair tie break.
The entire tournament is intended to take place from the day S6 ends to the day S7 ends, so the 6 rounds will be taking place in 8-9 weeks. As a result, I will be adjudicating unplayed games after 10 days for each round. This should mean we end up with a cup winner by the end of April! The S7 cup will then begin shortly afterwards, with the culmination of the S7 league stage
Tiebreaks: In the event of a tie, the winner of the conundrum goes through. If neither player gets the con, the lowest handicap (theoretically weaker player) advances. This is because The ceiling function favours stronger players as 11.6 maxes becoming 12 is a smaller step than 4.6 maxes becoming 5.
Ran from: 1 March – 30 April 2021. Format: Maxes-only 15 Rounder. Matches: One-off. Approved.
Fixtures: 33. Completed: 32.
Key. Green: winner. Red: loser. Grey: tie. (Stripes: provisional, match in progress.)
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