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Challenge event 9 information/score Broze wins this event #nofeed

#221 Icycookie

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Posted 2017-July-07, 23:43

Icycookie - m1cha 2nd q
10 - 1
http://webutil.bridg...914&u=icycookie

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#222 nige1

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Posted 2017-July-08, 02:04

R16. Nige1 v Runewell
Q1: 47 - 17 = 30
Q2: 10 - 3 = 7
Q3: 4 - 6 = -2
Q4: 10 - 33 = -23
Thank you Runewell.
Nige1 won a game of 2 halves by 12 imps.

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#223 nige1

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Posted 2017-July-08, 05:17

Phil, on 2017-June-18, 17:42, said:

I guess the nice thing about playing head to head from the beginning is that if someone flakes it won't mess an entire round robin group.

KO and Swiss both have that advantage over Round-robin.

I like 64 board (or longer) matches but, as previously argued, I would prefer Swiss, Match-points, Best-hand:

Swiss avoids the frustration of early elimination and improves the final ranking order. Swiss is like KO with repêchage.
Match-points (or BAM) is a better test of skill than imps, in that a single board is less likely to decide a session or even the whole match.
Arguably, "Best-hand" is not really Bridge. Nevertheless, it's a better test of skill because human decisions carry more weight in deciding the outcome of a board..

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#224 runewell

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Posted 2017-July-08, 05:28

nige1, on 2017-July-08, 02:04, said:

R16. Nige1 v Runewell
Q1: 47 - 17 = 30
Q2: 10 - 3 = 7
Q3: 4 - 6 = -2
Q4: 10 - 33 = -23
Thank you Runewell.
Nige1 won a game of 2 halves by 12 imps.

Thanks and well done

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#225 phoenix214

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Posted 2017-July-08, 07:58

QF S1; phoenix214 - sieong 27-24
http://webutil.bridg...48&u=phoenix214

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#226 Phil

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Posted 2017-July-08, 15:02

Wackojack, on 2017-July-06, 14:19, said:

R16 1st set

http://webutil.bridg...055&u=wackojack

Wackojack 26 Phil 8

2nd set: http://webutil.bridg...99391542&u=phil

Phil 40 - WJ 17

Hi y'all!

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#227 broze

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Posted 2017-July-09, 01:49

R16

broze vs toast1

Set 1: broze 19 - toast1 1
Set 2: broze 42 - toast1 28

'In an infinite universe, the one thing sentient life cannot afford to have is a sense of proportion.' - Douglas Adams

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#228 Wackojack

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Posted 2017-July-09, 04:12

Phil, on 2017-July-08, 15:02, said:

2nd set: http://webutil.bridg...99391542&u=phil

Phil 40 - WJ 17

The score on the spreadsheet has been incorrectly entered. Please correct in line with Phil's note and link above.

May 2003: Mission accomplished
Oct 2006: Mission impossible
Soon: Mission illegal

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#229 Phil

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Posted 2017-July-09, 15:45

Phil, on 2017-July-08, 15:02, said:

2nd set: http://webutil.bridg...99391542&u=phil

Phil 40 - WJ 17

3rd set: http://webutil.bridg...99548041&u=phil

Phil 42 - WackoJack 10

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#230 m1cha

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Posted 2017-July-09, 18:52

m1cha - icycookie (3^rd Q)
11 - 37 (-26)
http://webutil.bridg...9492367&u=m1cha

I concede. I have no reasonable chance to catch up. Congratulations to icycookie and good luck in the QF!

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#231 sieong

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Posted 2017-July-09, 22:36

sieong - phoenix214
segment 2
57 - 20
http://webutil.bridg...529445&u=sieong

segment 3
32 - 9
http://webutil.bridg...575252&u=sieong

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#232 phoenix214

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Posted 2017-July-10, 10:31

I conceade in my match vs Sieong.
Well played!

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#233 sieong

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Posted 2017-July-10, 22:33

Thanks for the match, phoenix214.

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#234 smerriman

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Posted 2017-July-11, 00:10

Nige1 well and truly outplayed me in the QF, winning all four sets.

http://webutil.bridg...512&u=smerriman
http://webutil.bridg...243&u=smerriman
http://webutil.bridg...745&u=smerriman
http://webutil.bridg...283&u=smerriman

10-25
21-29
13-19
19-38

A better handviewer
Reverse engineering GIB, part 1: A treatise on the insanity of bidding simulations

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#235 mlbridge

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Posted 2017-July-11, 01:58

Question - the programmers who created the bidding algorithms for the robots, are they bridge players?

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#236 Phil

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Posted 2017-July-11, 20:47

4Q http://webutil.bridg...99643093&u=phil

Phil 22 - Wackojack 25

Total 112 - 78

Good game.

Hi y'all!

Winner - BBO Challenge bracket #6 - February, 2017.

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#237 Phil

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Posted 2017-July-12, 19:51

R8 1Q

http://webutil.bridg...99827716&u=phil

Phil 14 Zebutin 11

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#238 frank0

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Posted 2017-July-12, 21:23

Just a reminder broze vs. toast1 still need to play 2 sets in R16.

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#239 frank0

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Posted 2017-July-12, 21:23

Just a reminder broze vs. toast1 still need to play 2 sets in R16.

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#240 zebutin

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Posted 2017-July-12, 22:57

R8 Q2

http://webutil.bridg...11630&u=zebutin

zebutin 30 phil 12

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