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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:57 TheDougler wrote: Head to head makes waaay more sense to me. But agreed that I'm glad Grubby made it through. head to head in this 3 way tie scenario would still go to mapscore since moonglade > grubby > tlo > moonglade | ||
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TheSir
1830 Posts
True, but the rules apparently say wins are more important. nothing unfair about it, everybody knows (well should know) them before entering. | ||
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hangarninetysix
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00Visor
4337 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:57 Musicus wrote: It is better. An extreme example would be 70-60 and 60-50, +10 gets worth more the more games were played. Totally not. You think 70-60 is more impressive than 20-10 (or 11-1)? | ||
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TheDougler
Canada8306 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:58 Shellshock1122 wrote: head to head in this 3 way tie scenario would still go to mapscore since moonglade > grubby > tlo > moonglade Oh right. Okay yeah good stuff. | ||
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Schelim
Austria11528 Posts
still odd system | ||
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Nine Gates
Finland198 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:57 Musicus wrote: It is better. An extreme example would be 70-60 and 60-50, +10 gets worth more the more games were played. An even more extreme example: 1-0 vs 10-9. According to you, 10-9 is better. | ||
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WhurreOdu
Austria1739 Posts
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najreteip
Belgium4158 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:56 Shellshock1122 wrote: He loses on either set of traditional tiebreakers. Mapscore = last place. head to head we had moonglade > Grubby > TLO > moonglade which would then go to map score meaning moonglade is out again. I don't see how it's unfair Well obviously map score is the first factor, and here TLO has the highest net map score, however, net mapscores for Grubby and Moonglade are equal, they are merely advancing Grubby because he has 1 more win than Moonglade, while Moonglade has a higher winratio(6/11>7/13). Moonglade also won the head to head. | ||
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Yello
Germany7411 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:58 TheSir wrote: True, but the rules apparently say wins are more important. nothing unfair about it, everybody knows (well should know) them before entering. Both players have the same mapscore of +1. Grubby has won more maps total. Grubby goes through. | ||
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Tigi
Germany472 Posts
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Nick!
Scotland701 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:59 Nine Gates wrote: An even more extreme example: 1-0 vs 10-9. According to you, 10-9 is better. You are all overthinking this, they both played the same amount of matches, and Grubby won more games. | ||
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StarVe
Germany13591 Posts
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Godwrath
Spain10138 Posts
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Notam
Australia93 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:58 Shellshock1122 wrote: head to head in this 3 way tie scenario would still go to mapscore since moonglade > grubby > tlo > moonglade TLO is +4 F/A, while Glade and Grubby are +1 F/A, so it's isn't really a 3-way tie | ||
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Shellshock
United States97276 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:59 najreteip wrote: Well obviously map score is the first factor, and here TLO has the highest net map score, however, net mapscores for Grubby and Moonglade are equal, they are merely advancing Grubby because he has 1 more win than Moonglade, while Moonglade has a higher winratio(6/11>7/13). Moonglade also won the head to head. I didnt notice it was 7-6 vs 6-5 i thought Grubby was 7-5 off the top of my head. I guess it depends if the rules state win % or win count after win-loss difference. It appears they choose win count On January 19 2013 02:00 Notam wrote: TLO is +4 F/A, while Glade and Grubby are +1 F/A, so it's isn't really a 3-way tie I was talking about 3 way tie in series score (3-2) | ||
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00Visor
4337 Posts
On January 19 2013 01:58 Shellshock1122 wrote: head to head in this 3 way tie scenario would still go to mapscore since moonglade > grubby > tlo > moonglade Yes, in the 3way tie no head2head is possible, so TLO is best by mapscore. Grubby and Moonglade are equal in map difference, so you can make a new tiebreaker between those 2 and then moonglade advances by head2head. Many tournaments do it that way. | ||
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Topin
Peru10104 Posts
1. Bo3 match 2. winner of the match between tied players advance | ||
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najreteip
Belgium4158 Posts
On January 19 2013 02:00 Shellshock1122 wrote: I didnt notice it was 7-6 vs 6-5 i thought Grubby was 7-5 off the top of my head. I guess it depends if the rules state win % or win count after win-loss difference. It appears they choose win count In the end, the rules are what they are, I'm sure all players know them beforehand as well. It's still somewhat peculiar that they chose to do things this way, but I'm sure they have their reasons | ||
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mijellin
China740 Posts
On January 19 2013 02:00 Tigi wrote: How did Nerchio diestar end ? I missed it Nerchio pushed in with about 15-20 roaches and about 6-8 queens. Nonstop transfuse. Diestar pulls SCVs. Still not enough to hold. GG | ||
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