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How do you mix the field? In a 2 or 4 (or 6) session tournament

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Posted 2007-October-04, 02:52

What's the best way to choose sitting arrangements for a 2 sessions, 4 sessions, or 6 sessions tournament? The idea is to make as many people play against each other as possible.

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Posted 2007-October-04, 02:54

Hanoi5, on Oct 4 2007, 03:52 AM, said:

What's the best way to choose sitting arrangements for a 2 sessions, 4 sessions, or 6 sessions tounament? The idea is to make as many people play against each other as possible.

that may depend on the number of players.
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Posted 2007-October-04, 02:56

Let's say 12 tables or 10 tables.

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Posted 2007-October-04, 03:00

i am sure one could work out a 10-12 table howell movement.

for two sessions it would need to be something like 2-3 boards/round, for four
sessions 5-6 and for 6 sessions , 8 or so

here each pair would play against every other pair once.
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