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06-05-06, 01:44 AM
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Two things:
1. *Checks scores, nods in approval* 2. Would one of you please break the THREE way tie we currently have for 9th place? Otherwise I'm gonna have to come up with tie-breaker rules, and I'm not sure if highest single tourney point total or most cashes is more fair. I'm leaning towards the former. If MathBabe would just score 8 points, problem solved! |
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#3
06-05-06, 03:26 PM
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I think the way to do it would be:
1) person to get to total in least scores. (this would have JD in 9th right now) 2) Highest individual score (if still tied) 3) 2nd Highest individual score (if still tied), etc, etc
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#4
06-05-06, 03:53 PM
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I like that. Hopefully it won't matter, but if it does, we'll go with this.
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#5
06-07-06, 01:29 PM
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The have been updated with tie-breaker rules as follows:
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#7
06-08-06, 01:27 AM
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Blibbity asked me to do it tonight. Gimme a few. Wrapping up a few other things first, but it will be done shortly.
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#8
06-08-06, 01:50 AM
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Event #11
18 Players x 10 points = 180 points 1st - 40% - 72 points - studiopet 2nd - 25% - 45 points - mayhem45 3rd - 15% - 27 points - MathBabe 4th - 10% - 5th - 6% - 10.8 points - New Guy (gemini_J) 6th - 4% - 7.2 points - bdawg31 7th - TonyCheval 8th - Talking Poker (Rogue23) 9th - Akverno (akverno2) 10th - bunny (Bunnyki$$) 11th - Robbie Robb 12th - meanness (mean_bcp) 13th - de-coder (fr-vpfrt) 14th - Quint (Quint45) 15th - Zybomb (TheNextThing) 16th - eejit101 (eeejit101) 17th - jillaj 18th - pshabi Last edited by Talking Poker; 06-08-06 at 01:54 AM. |
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#9
06-08-06, 01:53 AM
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After dominating League #1 (until I missed the last 3 events and Robbie snuck up on me
 ) , I really need to get on the ball huh (considering I have no points and 3 entries thus far)
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