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If dummy leaves a tournament on the last board and does NOT get subbed is it still recorded as a tournament abandoned?
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Is it true? dummy last board
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Posted 2005-November-13, 10:37
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
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Posted 2005-November-13, 11:06
yes, regardless of whether he is subbed
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Posted 2005-November-14, 09:25
uday, on Nov 13 2005, 12:06 PM, said:
yes, regardless of whether he is subbed
Does this mean if someone is sub'd out of a tournament, it's recorded as if they abandoned the tourney?
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Posted 2005-November-14, 10:04
yes
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Posted 2005-November-14, 20:11
Can a player have mulitple counts logged against them in a single tournament?
ie: they disconnect/reconnect a few times.
ie: they disconnect/reconnect a few times.
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
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Posted 2005-November-14, 20:57
And what if you are sub'd out of a tourney involuntarily by a TD? Why would that count against you?
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Posted 2005-November-14, 21:29
Don't sweat these details. The exact numbers don't matter. The idea is to make the T experience smoother for the people who dont have bad connections, who don't get subbed out all the time, and who don't abandon a lot of Ts. And to improve the life of the TDs.
Can someone have multiple counts ? I don't remember what the code does. I don't think so but i could easily be wrong.
Why should it count against you? Perhaps it shouldnt but imo, it should. I wouldnt want to play with someone who was routinely kicked out of Ts.
Can someone have multiple counts ? I don't remember what the code does. I don't think so but i could easily be wrong.
Why should it count against you? Perhaps it shouldnt but imo, it should. I wouldnt want to play with someone who was routinely kicked out of Ts.
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Posted 2005-November-14, 21:38
I don’t have any complaints about this process, I wanted to know how it worked so that I can give players the correct information. I think the ratio of tournaments entered/abandoned is generous enough to only catch the habitual deserters.
One change I think should be made is for TD’s not to sub-subs if the original player returns.
One change I think should be made is for TD’s not to sub-subs if the original player returns.
“It is not because things are difficult that we do not dare, it is because we do not dare that they are difficult.”
"You need to play a lot of stuff these days just to deal with the stuff your opponents are playing" DBurn
"You need to play a lot of stuff these days just to deal with the stuff your opponents are playing" DBurn
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