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12. November 2011, 19:56:43

Roberto Silva

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Emne: Re: Slow players

Tilpasset af Roberto Silva (12. November 2011, 19:57:12)

Thad: Indeed, it should be possible to start the next round once the section winners are mathematically decided, even if there are games left. I'm not sure how much of a trouble it would be to code that however...

13. November 2011, 01:05:42

coan.net

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Emne: Tournament Next Round

Roberto Silva: I agree it would be nice if the site could determine a winner of a section even before all games are done. Another idea would be to make it a way for a few "tournament masters" or something - people who understand tournament scoring could "mark" winners of a section so the next round could start before all the games are complete.

It would be some more "manual" work, but honestly it would be what - one or two tournament a week at the most that would need winners marked so the next round could start. (I would volunteer for the job.)

Of course both solutions would include additional site programming, but would be a nice addition to the site.

13. November 2011, 08:29:29

Fencer

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Emne: Re: Tournament Next Round

coan.net: Yes, you are right. Either solution would require programming and testing, which I currently don't have time for. Anyway, I don't think it's a critical issue when people can play unlimited number of tournaments.