Mark O'Regan Hi Andy, for Option 2, would the idea be to max just 1 round to get the lowest possible score? | |
Andy SC @Mark - In this tournament it's up to the players as to how they play the game based on the three scoring options each round. | |
Adam Latchford gone all in | |
Tom Cappleman Surely all-in is scoring 0? | |
Adam Latchford i've read it as me having to max at least one round but you're probably right! | |
Adam Dexter I think a 0 would result in an #N/A and destroy the spreadsheet if not the world. | |
Adam Latchford hey nobody else has the cojones to follow me into battle and get a 0 so far. There's also not been an option 2 since day 2 so we're due and that's definitely how randomising numbers works | |
Tom Cappleman Does repeated mean consecutive, or just at all? So 775 counts either way, but does 757 count? | |
Andy SC @Tom - If option 3 is the scoring method, 775 and 757 are both fine. As long as the same number appears twice in the target it doesn't matter what order they are in. | |
Ben Bazzard @Adam - I've gone for it! | |
Andy SC Option 2 was the scoring method used for this round. Scores based on that method are as follows:
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Andy SC Top 5 after Round 9 are:
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Adam Latchford YEAH BABYYYYYYYYYY | |
Fi Thorne Fortune favours the brave! | |
David Holmes It also slightly favours those who are just crap at numbers :-) | |
Tom Cappleman I'll take that - hedged my bets by maxing all the ones with repeated numbers, so would have had same score with option 3 | |
Dave Kempshall Yes, very shrewd Tom. I struggled to find a strategy that covered every option to a degree. | |
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Andres S. Insane move from chance | |
Sarah Binns Did pretty well in that just by being crap at numbers | |
Dan Spinks absolutely gutted, thought I'd only scored 128 but got screwed over by an impossible target. lesson learned not to pick 6 small | |
Tom Cappleman At least it's scored based on the targets not the declarations Dan - otherwise you'd have a spectacular total! | |
Dan Spinks yeah, that would be impressive. I tried to declare 0118 999 881 999 119 7253 but it converted it |
Notes from the organizer: Day 9 is a Numbers Attack.
Option 1: Highest total sum of the targets for rounds in which you max
Option 2: Lowest total sum of the targets for rounds in which you max
Option 3: Highest total sum of targets for rounds in which there is repeated numbers in the target in which you max
Tournament progression can be followed here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1gotoHV6vGzCdJjJ1gHSZp2Uvqm9-iTn-UjvG27Jdztk/edit?gid=0#gid=0
Ran from: 9 – 9 December 2024. Format: Numbers Attack. Matches: One-off. Approved.
Fixtures: 35. Completed: 35.
Key. Green: winner. Red: loser. Grey: tie. (Stripes: provisional, match in progress.)
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