Mexico – Sweden 1:1
Serbia – Brazil 1:1
Switzerland – Costa Rica 1:0
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I copied everything from Antal, although my gut feeling (3 accurate shots in the previous round) tells me I should be copying from Yara.
Everyone is silent, and I don't understand, regarding the playoffs:
Should the score be shown for the main time, or all together with extra time and penalties?
I've already suggested that if you guess separately for the main time,
it makes sense to give extra points for guessing extra time and/or penalties.
However, if you need to state the final score in the prediction after the match, then the suggestion is withdrawn.
In example 1, if a person bet on a team to win, and the main time ends in a draw, we give them the opportunity to "cheer" until the end with the possibility of earning 1 point.
Example 2, if a person bet on a draw in the main time, then such a prediction looks somewhat incomplete, and again, there is little point in "cheering" further for the predictor.
1. In my opinion, the final result of the game should be taken into account, and whether it's in regular time or extra time doesn't matter.
2. If you bet on a draw, you'll get 2 (or 3) points if the match ends in a draw, even in extra time.
1. In my opinion, the final result of the game should be taken into account, regardless of whether it was in regular time or extra time.
2. If I bet on a draw, I will receive 2 (or 3) points if the match ends in a draw, even in extra time.
So, for example, if I bet on a 2-1 score, the main time ends 1-1, and in extra time it becomes 2-1, do I get 3 points?
and regarding penalty shootouts – they are called POST-match shootouts. And we give predictions for the MATCHES.
there's a catch here.
In the Uruguay-Portugal match, Vasya bet on a 2:1 score in favor of Uruguay, and Petya, who supports Portugal, bet on a draw. The match ends 1:1, and Uruguay wins on penalties.
As a result, Petya gets his 3 (or 2) points, even though his team didn't advance, while Vasya, who supported the winning team, gets nothing.
In my opinion, this would still be fairer than if Vasya, who didn't even guess the outcome of the match, received the same number of points, or even more, as Petya. Penalties are essentially a lottery; they are held because it's much more interesting for the audience than flipping a coin.