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#2 · somar96

17 Nov 2010

my rating is almost twice too bad...

#3 · Greck

17 Nov 2010

in 9x9 you haven't ended a single game...

#4 · somar96

17 Nov 2010

yes, and my rank is 22,8

#5 · Greck

17 Nov 2010

I wouldn't expect anything different, given your ca.100 games lost by time.

#6 · MichaeI X

18 Nov 2010

Thanks Aganju for creating, and thanks pfapfap for the ad.

Championship reaching mid-game, Tour won't start Go19 for quite a while -> this is very good timing.

(And a good ranking range, for me)

BTW: will it be handicapped ?

(Am I too blind to see that ?)

#7 · MichaeI X

19 Nov 2010

2 games one as white, one as black --> no handicap.

(That could have been clear)

Not sure if one can select "handicap games:yes/no" at all, when creating a UT.

Tournament has started: Good luck to all !

#8 · Foul Ole Ron

19 Nov 2010

Yay - I've got the first moves :) Good luck all...

#9 · Dvd Avins

19 Nov 2010

All from the top end of the rating interval. I'm low-ranked by a fair margin.

#10 · pfafulous

20 Nov 2010

Heck, my rating fluctuates 4 points on a regular basis.

#11 · Aganju

29 Nov 2010

question to the participants of the tournament (and everyone else):

Should I do such a tournament again? Probably yes, so

how often, how much time before it starts? what parameters/limits should I set?

what do you think? give me some input, please!

I'm also willing to setup other go tournaments (different level ranges or so)?

#12 · pfafulous

29 Nov 2010

I like it all! I dig having two games against each person. And the strength range is good, since I think most of us in that range tend to fluctuate within in. The stronger players get to the 5s.

#13 · Bertil Andersson

29 Nov 2010

Yes, this is very nice. It kind of reminds me of the rating tournaments that used to be here, and I used to play in those.

I like playing against opponents of roughly the same rating as I; the monthly tourneys I don't like since that tends to end up in high-handicap games, and while those present a challenge in themselves, they also tend to promote destructive play. In an even game (or low hadicap) the game seems more constructive.