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Group stage tables.
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In all competitive sports, head-to-head results are prioritized when point totals are equal.
Can you give examples of such disciplines? Specifically, where there is a group stage. And why exactly in all of them? In chess, they use the Buchholz system, and in football, they consider the difference between goals scored and conceded, which is again a coefficient, not a head-to-head record.
Group stages of all tournaments should be organized with a schedule for each round and results recorded after each round (as is done on Facebook), to avoid situations where one player has played all 5 matches, while another has played only one match, and can then calculate whether a draw with any of the other players is acceptable.
In football, almost everywhere, head-to-head results are now prioritized over goals scored/conceded. As is the case in handball, basketball, water polo, etc. Regarding chess, I agree – if that's our benchmark, then there are no questions. In principle, it's logical. Heroes is closer to chess than to football ;)
Exactly. Thanks to Romantic, all, absolutely all games are played on time, and there are no delays, not even by a day, in 99.9% of cases.
In this tournament, there is only one administrator – Pete for LM, and he doesn't have much time right now to answer all the questions; I think he will update the tables tomorrow.
Group stages of all tournaments should be organized with a schedule for each round and results recorded after each round (as is done on Facebook), so that there is no situation where one player has played all 5 matches, while the second player has played only one match, and then can calculate whether a draw with any of the players is acceptable or not.
Exactly. Thanks to Roman, all games are played on time, and there are no delays, even by a day, in 99.9% of cases.
But here, thanks to Pete, some kind of chaos is happening.
Group stages of all tournaments should be conducted with a schedule for each round and results recorded after each round (as is done on Facebook).
Why even participate in a tournament if you don't have time to play a measly 5 games in 3 months??? (of course, if someone ended up in the hospital or had other life problems, then there are no complaints).