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6. May 2007, 23:45:55  Fencer or BBW(sorry, coan.net lol) or any clever person lol Why, in this final game of this Elimination Tournament which is a ONE game Final did something odd happen. Both players solved the codes in 6 tries and rightly enough the game is a draw as it states BUT how come myself (as the organiser) got a message saying one of the players was the winner ? Why does the other lose ? 7. May 2007, 00:01:43 Subject: Re:  MadMonkey: In a single elimination tournament, where there needs to be 1 winner to move on to the next round, the "Win" in case of a tie/draw is the person with the lowest BKR rating at the time of the game. 7. May 2007, 00:17:05 Subject: Re: coan.net: I remember seeing that somewhere, that is one crazy rule  I do not think it is very fair way to decide the final game of a Tournament though like this was  Why not just play again or black/white peg count or something ?  7. May 2007, 00:28:12 Subject: Re:  MadMonkey: That's why you should always create Single Elimination tournaments as "1 win match" - so in case of a draw, the match is replayed  Would be nice though if "1 win match" was preselected when one attempts to create a SE tournament.  7. May 2007, 00:36:11 Subject: Re: Gordon Shumway: 100% agree  I would of created like that if i knew such a crazy outcome could happen. What happens if they have the same BKR ??? ...............I know, most letters in there name  |
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