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Heads Up Tournament
We're a little short on our home game tomorrow with just four people. I was thinking of doing a heads up tournament for a change.
We could do a traditional tournament structure, but I was thinking a round robin format might be better with only four people. What could be used as a tie breaker if the standings ended up 2-1, 2-1, 1-2, 1-2? Total time to win? Any other tips? |
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Re: Heads Up Tournament
Head to head record.
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Re: Heads Up Tournament
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We're a little short on our home game tomorrow with just four people. I was thinking of doing a heads up tournament for a change. We could do a traditional tournament structure, but I was thinking a round robin format might be better with only four people. What could be used as a tie breaker if the standings ended up 2-1, 2-1, 1-2, 1-2? Total time to win? Any other tips? [/ QUOTE ] Can't the (2-1) and (2-1) just play it out? |
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Re: Heads Up Tournament
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[ QUOTE ] We're a little short on our home game tomorrow with just four people. I was thinking of doing a heads up tournament for a change. We could do a traditional tournament structure, but I was thinking a round robin format might be better with only four people. What could be used as a tie breaker if the standings ended up 2-1, 2-1, 1-2, 1-2? Total time to win? Any other tips? [/ QUOTE ] Can't the (2-1) and (2-1) just play it out? [/ QUOTE ] Or give the title to whoever beat the other in the game between those two players? |
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Re: Heads Up Tournament
If you're doing a small round-robin tournament, I'd say no statistical tiebreakers. If two players wind up tied at 2-1, they play it out. If three players wind up tied at 2-1, a three-man playoff to decide it. That's probably better than the alternatives of (a) giving one player a bye, or (b) having a round-robin playoff.
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Re: Heads Up Tournament
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We're a little short on our home game tomorrow with just four people. I was thinking of doing a heads up tournament for a change. We could do a traditional tournament structure, but I was thinking a round robin format might be better with only four people. What could be used as a tie breaker if the standings ended up 2-1, 2-1, 1-2, 1-2? Total time to win? Any other tips? [/ QUOTE ] sudden death? |
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Re: Heads Up Tournament
tied people play for it, losers deal
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