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14. June 2005, 20:27:00
Hrqls 
Subject: s-b
i won the following 2 tournaments via the s-b points

http://brainking.com/nl/Tournaments?tri=22439
http://brainking.com/nl/Tournaments?tri=21880

the funny thing is the first i won against someone with a lower bkr and a lower seed
the second one i won against someone with a higher bkr and higher seed

(of course the bkrs are useless as they have changed, but the seeds havent, so their bkr was already lower and higher than mine at that time)

14. June 2005, 20:21:38
Thad 
Subject: Re:
Modified by Thad (14. June 2005, 20:23:15)
Pedro Martínez: But if you compare losses, it doesn't make sensse. If we use the section I mentioned a few posts down, JackS & I each ended up with only one loss and everyone else had more. Clearly we will finish 1-2. JackS lost to me, so he lost to either the first or second place guy. I, on the other hand, lost ot a lesser ranked player. when you look at it that way, it seems that JackS should advance.

S-Bs work when everyone does not play everyone else. For example, it would work in the NFL where every team does not play every other team. It is essentially a measurement of strenght of schedule. But since it's used here at BK inside sections, where we all play each other, it is meaningless.

14. June 2005, 20:19:33
Hrqls 
Subject: Re:
Modified by Hrqls (14. June 2005, 20:20:03)
Pedro Martínez: thanks .. i like it as well .. i believe i have won some tournaments that way ;)

14. June 2005, 20:14:57
Pedro Martínez 
I am against removing s-b. It prefers win against better players to wins against lower rated players and I like it that way. And to answer Hrqls's question, yes, of course it is used, it's not a BK speciality...

14. June 2005, 20:11:39
Hrqls 
Subject: Re: feelings on S-Bs
Thad: in real time tournament (playing in clubs in the so called real world (yes there is a world beyond this one! ;)) ... are winners determined by their s-b points as well .. or will players who won an equal amount of games win together ?

14. June 2005, 19:59:10
Thad 
Subject: Re: feelings on S-Bs
Hrqls: What do you mean?

14. June 2005, 19:55:29
Hrqls 
Subject: Re: feelings on S-Bs
Thad: is s-b used in real time tournaments ?

14. June 2005, 19:45:50
Bry 
Subject: Re: feelings on S-Bs
Thad: agree.

14. June 2005, 19:45:13
Thad 
Subject: feelings on S-Bs
I think S-Bs stink and should be eliminated. If two players tie with the same win/loss record, they both should move on to the next round. How do others feel?

14. June 2005, 18:48:52
Tobias 
Subject: Re: Fellowship Tournaments
BIG BAD WOLF: Who woulda thunk it? Thanks BBW!!

14. June 2005, 18:47:44
coan.net 
Subject: Re: Fellowship Tournaments
jfa: First you need to add a team to the fellowship.

Then after you add a team (for example, Backgammon team) - you will see a link to add a tournament.

NOTE: After you create a tournament, you can safely remove the team from the fellowship if you do not want it - but you need to at least add it to create the tournament.

14. June 2005, 18:45:10
Tobias 
Subject: Fellowship Tournaments
Will someone please tell me how to create a tournament within a fellowship? I do not see any way to do this.

14. June 2005, 18:06:24
shagglbrox 
Subject: Congrats to redsales
For beating me out in a hard fought final round 3-2, to take the last remaining tourney championship in My Stinking Brother's Pente Tourney (aka Pente and more Pente - and then some more) , thus stopping my quest to win at least half the variations....

Awesome match, redsales, kudos.

14. June 2005, 15:35:54
Hrqls 
Subject: Re:
Backoff: bkr has nothing to do with s-b ... only the games won by your opponent in that tournament account to your s-b

14. June 2005, 15:34:04
Backoff 
like this one http://brainking.com/en/Tournaments?trg=2810&tri=9113

there are 2 sections with more than one winner despite the difference in BKR.

14. June 2005, 15:19:33
coan.net 
Subject: Re: How S-B work
Thad: Actually, only you (Thad) should win the section. jack will have the same points, but will not have as high of a S-B as you.

14. June 2005, 08:52:36
Thad 
Subject: Re: How S-B work
Backoff: That only happens when the top two players both lose to the same lower rated player, which is not the case here. He lost to me and I lost to someone else.

I think S-Bs should be eliminated and players who tie for section wins with identical win/loss records should both move on. Since we're not doing tournaments with set brackets when it starts, like professional tennis tournaments or the NCAA basketball tourneys, an extra player (or players) advancing won't affect things much, but will make tourneys more enjoyable and fair (IMO).

14. June 2005, 08:16:11
Backoff 
Modified by Backoff (14. June 2005, 08:16:19)
you and jack should move to round two.

14. June 2005, 07:59:37
Thad 
Subject: Re: How S-B work
BIG BAD WOLF: Please explain to me who is going to win Section 1 of this tournament:
http://brainking.com/game/Tournaments?tri=41627#1

14. June 2005, 06:50:33
coan.net 
Subject: How S-B work
Modified by coan.net (14. June 2005, 06:59:14)
A question I get every once and awhile is how the S-B works in tournaments, and it is pretty simple once you know how it works - so I decided to just post a good expination here for everyone to read who might have questions.

First, I picked a tournament as an example: THIS TOURNAMENT

Now first, the points are figured. You get 1 point for each win. So:
  • (1)arpa - 3 wins, 3 points
  • (2)zockerdotcom - 3 wins, 3 points
  • (3)SMART ALX - 0 wins, 0 points
  • (4)Ladybird68 - 2 wins, 2 points
  • (5)Merrily Watkins - 2 wins, 2 points.

    Now once all the games and points are figured, this is where the S-B is figured.

    The S-B is the SUM of the points of your oppenets that you won against. So:

  • (1)arpa(3 points) - had win against player 3, 4, and 5. Player 3 had 0 points. Player 4 had 2 points. Player 5 had 2 points. So 0+2+2=4 [4 S-B]
  • (2)zockerdotcom(3 points) - wins agains 1,3,5. So 3+0+2=5 [5 S-B]
  • (3)SMART ALX(0 points) - [0 S-B]
  • (4)Ladybird68(2 points) - wins against 2,3. So 3+0=3 [3 S-B]
  • (5)Merrily Watkins(2 points) - wins against 3,4. So 0+2=2 [2 S-B]

    So first the person with the most points win. In this example, both arpa & zockerdotcom have 3 points each. At this point we look at the S-B. zockerdotcom has 5 S-B, while arpa only has 4 S-B, so zockerdotcom gets the win for this tournament!

    IMPORTANT NOTE: The winner of a tournament is the one with the most points. In some cases, the person with the highest S-B will not have the most points, so does not win. Only time S-B comes into play is if there is a tie in points.

    Hope this helps everyone!

  • 13. June 2005, 16:18:24
    coan.net 
    Subject: Tournaments
    First I had a few people ask me if I was going to make more of the "Fast Start - First 5 to sign up" tournaments like I've done in the past - well I've started them back up - And this time to make the games a little quicker, NO DAYS OFF has been added to the games - meaning no weekends and no vacations. 3 days should be 3 days!

    Check out the Tournaments to see what is currently up. When I see one get filled with 5 players, I start that and make a new tournament.

    = = = = = = = = = = = = =

    Second, since the last "dummies" tournament did very well - almost had enough players to start every game! Anyway, The #10 for dummies tournament is ready for sign ups.

    ALL games for dummies (under 1500 & unrated) #10
  • For players rated 1500 or under
  • For unrated players
  • 5 days to move, standard days off
  • GREAT for someone learning a new game
  • GREAT for someone to play without being "killed" by experts
  • To start around July 10.

    Good Luck to all!

  • 13. June 2005, 13:21:52
    Hrqls 
    Subject: Re:
    frolind: i would love to join ... but i will be at work then .. and cant make a move every hour :(

    13. June 2005, 12:46:07
    Thad 
    Subject: Re:
    frolind: A ten wins final match!?!

    13. June 2005, 12:44:20
    Hrqls 
    Subject: Re:
    frolind: fearsome :)

    13. June 2005, 12:29:14
    frolind 
    Subject: Re:
    Fencer: I'll write it in the description.

    13. June 2005, 12:28:31
    Fencer 
    Subject: Re:
    frolind: I hope the participants will understand that no timeouts would be restored.

    13. June 2005, 12:26:27
    frolind 

    13. June 2005, 03:21:22
    Chimera 
    Subject: Re:
    rod03801: thank you

    13. June 2005, 03:13:54
    rod03801 
    As each one is finished, the winner is notified.

    13. June 2005, 03:09:36
    Chimera 
    In a tournament that has different games is the winner of one of the game types notified when that game type is finished or when the entire tournament is over?

    11. June 2005, 23:54:15
    Grim Reaper 

    9. June 2005, 16:35:23
    Mort 
    Our Hyper Backgammon team still has 2 places open. So if you'd like to take part in the up coming Team Tournements then Join the SCRL fellowship.

    9. June 2005, 11:44:01
    mal4inara 
    Subject: congrats origami
    congrats on winning my backgammon tourney :

    http://brainking.com/game/Tournaments?tri=34108

    Jo

    9. June 2005, 01:12:52
    Pedro Martínez 
    Subject: Re:
    furbster: I've just noticed that, furbster...:)..and edited the post...

    9. June 2005, 01:11:52
    furbster 
    only 2 now i think Pedro, fungame has signed up :o)

    9. June 2005, 01:11:03
    Pedro Martínez 
    Modified by Pedro Martínez (9. June 2005, 01:11:58)
    The Zoo chess team desperately needs 2 more people to play in the fellowship tourney...your rating is not what matters, please peeps, come on and join the other animals in the Zoo's chess team...

    8. June 2005, 20:13:19
    Ferjo 
    Subject: Beginners Tablut ( 1500 BKR) #5
    Modified by Ferjo (8. June 2005, 20:16:14)
    Shouldn't this be a 2 games final?
    Beginners Tablut ( 1500 BKR) #5

    8. June 2005, 09:57:58
    Mort 
    Our Small Pente and Hyper Backgammon teams still have places open. So if you'd like to take part in the up coming Team Tournements then Join the SCRL fellowship.

    8. June 2005, 01:22:01
    Antje 
    The Sunshine Club needs one backgammon player and 2 froglet players for anyone out there interested in participating in the interfellowship tournaments set to commence in 2 days!!

    8. June 2005, 00:01:41
    arpa 
    lol tyvm to everyone

    7. June 2005, 21:53:14
    Pedro Martínez 
    PA-OOO-LO AR-CU-DI!!!


    7. June 2005, 21:47:42
    Doris 
    Subject: Re: thanks to everyone
    arpa: WOW Arpa!! CONGRATS











    WOW Arpa!! CONGRATS!

    7. June 2005, 21:37:03
    Antje 
    Arpa: Congrats on winning your 500th tournament

    7. June 2005, 20:41:47
    Chimera 
    Subject: Re: thanks to everyone
    arpa: congratulations

    7. June 2005, 20:37:34
    arpa 
    Subject: thanks to everyone
    my first 500.

    Paolo

    5. June 2005, 03:48:49
    Nirvana 
    Subject: Invitation to:

    4. June 2005, 17:15:18
    Kili 
    Subject: Tournaments with 9 or more players
    The limit of teams per section is 8 in any tournament. I think it´d be interesting playing tournaments with 9 or more teams. For example, this tournament:

    http://brainking.com/en/TeamTournaments?tri=18&trnst=10

    started in October 2004, now it´s still in the first round and probably it´ll finish in 2006. I think this tournament would had been more interesting with only one section with the nine teams because the first round was won clearly by Untouchables team and Blizzars team. I think a very long tournament as this, loses its interest because in the first round strong players play againts a weak opponnets and the decisive match will start 9-12 months later.

    Would you prefer only one round in the next tournament "Châteauneuf du Pape"? Is it possible?

    4. June 2005, 16:20:33
    votacommunista 
    Subject: Announcement: Chess - Theme Tournament - Spanish, Berlin Defense
    Summer in Berlin - Spanish, Berlin Defense
    Theme-Tournament. Decisive opening: 1.e2-e4 e7-e5 2.Ng1-f3 Nb8-c6 3.Bf1-b5 Ng8-f6

    Starting at 18th of June 2005

    Here go! http://brainking.com/en/Tournaments?trg=9147&trnst=0

    3. June 2005, 01:45:00
    MidnightMcMedic 

    2. June 2005, 23:47:03
    THE HIT MAN 
    Subject: Re: Re:
    Modified by THE HIT MAN (2. June 2005, 23:49:41)
    Pedro Martínez: Fencer has changed that word to Blocked users some time ago Thanks Fencer

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