Thanks for putting on the 55% robot tourneys. I particularly like the 12 boards rather than 8 which can involve more luck. For some reason the player numbers seem to have dropped off. perhaps some people thought it would be easier to get 55?
there are usually more players in the 25c duplicates: is there any chance of trying 25c 55% rebates?
what about duplicates where players can win BB$ like the current races?
(races do seem to be biased toward those with faster connections)
thanks.
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55% robot tournaments more options?
#2
Posted 2010-July-27, 20:47
Thanks for feedback, glad you do enjoy rebate series of tourneys. 
The Reward tourney series is cheat proof. To offer similar good prizes for duplicates, we need to think of ways to make them cheat free too. It's probably coming...
The Reward tourney series is cheat proof. To offer similar good prizes for duplicates, we need to think of ways to make them cheat free too. It's probably coming...
"More and more these days I find myself pondering how to reconcile my net income with my gross habits."
John Nelson.
John Nelson.
#3
Posted 2010-July-28, 15:38
thanks. I assume by cheating you mean entering a robot duplicate twice under different names. (or having an accomplice send the hands after playing them?
seems a pretty desperate way to earn a few BB$ and it would halve your winnings of course.
I guess this would show up as suspicious on analysis of consistent winners making winning low percentage plays too often & also on those players being always behind the clock.
so the solution would be to find the players who won often AND who were always slow and analyse their bidding & play and see if it was anti-percentage.
seems a pretty desperate way to earn a few BB$ and it would halve your winnings of course.
I guess this would show up as suspicious on analysis of consistent winners making winning low percentage plays too often & also on those players being always behind the clock.
so the solution would be to find the players who won often AND who were always slow and analyse their bidding & play and see if it was anti-percentage.
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