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7. November 2013, 21:59:14 Subject: This doesn't seem right to me I am forced to finish in second place because of the S-B totals even though the first place winner is rated almost 300 points higher than me. I deserved to have a playoff with him for the tournament title. He and I split our two games so that alone should have been given credence. This feels wrong. I am definitely not a proponent of the S-B. Isaac Newton (1643-1727) 8. November 2013, 09:50:29 Subject: Re: This doesn't seem right to me JerNYC:  8. November 2013, 10:36:09 Subject: Re: This doesn't seem right to me JerNYC: Having a paid membership must be the tie breaker  8. November 2013, 11:14:28 Subject: Re: This doesn't seem right to me The Col:  9. November 2013, 19:03:50 Subject: Re: This doesn't seem right to me JerNYC: you played even against eachother, but he won against #4 while you lost against #4 ... that earns him more points of course you won against #5 and he lost against #5, but you gain less points against #5 than against #4 9. November 2013, 19:10:29 Subject: Re: This doesn't seem right to me Modified by happyjuggler0 (9. November 2013, 19:11:55) JerNYC: Which is more impressive, a player who manages to beat another player who won a lot of games, or a player who beats another player who could only manage to win a small number of games? Anyway, that is the logic of S-B, for better or for worse. People who lose on tiebreaks tend to be unhappy about it, while people who win on tiebreaks seem happy enough.... |
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