Round 4 Pairings

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Last edited by Nekofjung on Mon Dec 31, 2012 2:36 am; edited 4 times in total

Chovy wrote:

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Activity Post, Zane get online man ._.

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Day #1.

Sorry, too busy with Christmas. Waiting for you, mago =P

Won 2-0 against Sai. Ggs.

Sai 0-2 Magician

GoodGames =)

Someone best beat Magician, cuz if I get paired with him....


Anyways me and Anzo are taking it easy for a bit. Christmas day for me, Idk about him.

I'll get it done tomorrow don't worry.

I already played placido... what the fucksfags -_-

.-.

Harbinger wrote:

I already played placido... what the fucksfags -_-

RNG is random. Your pairing is with a random person with your same number of points except in the case of odd numbers of players, in which case you might rarely be paired with some who has +/- 1 point from you. I use a random number generator from MS Excel to determine pairings.

i beat vicking 2-0

Zac 2-0 Nelynel12

Gg's

https://i.imgur.com/EgjLr.png

even Pm-ed him still no response

I beat Nuran
2-0
that moment when your opponent plays their cards and for some reason you have every answer to it even when you top deck the card you need. Yugioh is so weird.

PabelFTW wrote:

I beat Nuran
2-0
that moment when your opponent plays their cards and for some reason you have every answer to it even when you top deck the card you need. Yugioh is so weird.

and that moment where u open 3-4 vanillas each round lol ggs

havn't seen Edward for 3 days !!

Currently 1:0 vs Zane in my favor, we will finish this later because I had to go.

nekofjung wrote:

Your system is flawed.

In Swiss System tournaments, it is possible to play the same person twice if you both have the same number of points at multiple times in the tournament. There's nothing wrong with it, that's just luck of the draw. There is no rule for Swiss System that states players can't play each other more than once.

What is obviously flawed here is your knowledge of how the system is supposed to work, not my system.

2-0 vs. Bloody Kiss, ggs.

nekofjung wrote:

In Swiss System tournaments, it is possible to play the same person twice if you both have the same number of points at multiple times in the tournament. There's nothing wrong with it, that's just luck of the draw. There is no rule for Swiss System that states players can't play each other more than once.

What is obviously flawed here is your knowledge of how the system is supposed to work, not my system.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss-system_tournament

The principle of a Swiss tournament is that each player will be pitted against another player who has done as well (or poorly) as him or herself. For the first round, players are paired either according to some pattern or randomly (according to common practice in that type of game or sport). For subsequent rounds, players are sorted according to their cumulative scores and players are assigned opponents that have the same or similar score to that point.
One proviso is that the same players never oppose each other twice.

nekofjung wrote:

In Swiss System tournaments, it is possible to play the same person twice if you both have the same number of points at multiple times in the tournament.

No, it's not.

Last edited by Zepherydax on Wed Dec 26, 2012 10:15 pm; edited 1 time in total

Yes, because wikipedia never has any bad information in it. I've played several different games and sports that used Swiss system tournaments, and have personally experienced plenty of times playing the same player twice in the same tournament. In fact, depending upon the number of players and the number of rounds, it can actually be impossible at times to not play someone you've already played.

The core of the Swiss System is that you play someone who has done as well so far as you have. It would not make sense, based on this core principle, to pair someone with someone who has done much better or worse than that person, simply to avoid a rematch.

TL;DR? Your wikipedia is flawed. My system is fine.

nekofjung wrote:

Yes, because wikipedia never has any bad information in it. I've played several different games and sports that used Swiss system tournaments, and have personally experienced plenty of times playing the same player twice in the same tournament. In fact, depending upon the number of players and the number of rounds, it can actually be impossible at times to not play someone you've already played.

The core of the Swiss System is that you play someone who has done as well so far as you have. It would not make sense, based on this core principle, to pair someone with someone who has done much better or worse than that person, simply to avoid a rematch.

TL;DR? Your wikipedia is flawed. My system is fine.

http://hocup.glasstetter.net/season27/sst.html
http://rules.internationalmagicjudges.net/index.php?title=SWISS_TOURNAMENTS
http://www.fide.com/component/handbook/?id=84&view=article

They're all flawed.

You surely using this system: http://fsmash.org/swiss-tournament/
Which is terrible, cause it's a "slight variant of the traditional Swiss system".

Last edited by Zepherydax on Wed Dec 26, 2012 10:39 pm; edited 1 time in total

dat chove dude beat me
2-0

Chovy vs Neji

I won 2-0, ggs bro

https://i.imgur.com/9o3Mi.png

Won 2-1 against XonN, ggs

confirm, ggs

Bubbles hasn't been on in six days, and hasn't been on DN since April. I have already sent him a PM, if I haven't heard back tomorrow I'll send another.