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It's difficult to see qhich tables got average minus scores assigned in a clocked event.
But I like to adjust scores for these hands because I like that done as player too.
So I would very muchj welcome a screen giving me just the boards where ave- has been assigned, so that I can select boards + players to adjust scores easily.
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Posted 2009-December-28, 18:07
Agree would be nice to have! An alternative is to display which tables are still playing in the last few seconds of a round, make note and check each result during the next round.
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Posted 2009-December-28, 20:21
As a side issue, I have never understood why unplayed boards receive Ave= but unfinished boards receive Ave-
Just seems a bit unfair?
I, too, like to adjust the averages, and usually announce this at the end of each round. Adjustments can be made at any time, even after the Tournament has finished
However, I also believe that running around after these players is not in their best interest. They need to learn to play faster and claim as soon as possible, if they play all 52 cards slowly on every board, they will come to expect adjustments in every tournament... but it is their opponents who suffer most
Tony
Just seems a bit unfair?
I, too, like to adjust the averages, and usually announce this at the end of each round. Adjustments can be made at any time, even after the Tournament has finished
However, I also believe that running around after these players is not in their best interest. They need to learn to play faster and claim as soon as possible, if they play all 52 cards slowly on every board, they will come to expect adjustments in every tournament... but it is their opponents who suffer most
Tony
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