Thread subject: CroydonPool.com - The CDPL Online Community :: Surrey Classic 2008

Posted by bigdogdave on 17-12-2007 22:32
#1

Date for this is 20th Jan

Discussions currently taking place on the Surrey Site.

Is anybody from here interested in attending this?

http://www.surreypool.com/viewtopic.php?forum=13&topic=852&start=20#f23549

Posted by Burn on 17-12-2007 22:40
#2

Mr Dog

Website etiquette dictates that rather than trying to shepherd Croydon website users over to the Surrey site (aka stealing them), you have to visit regularly and contribute to this thread, right here, in the place you have started it. ;)

Posted by bigdogdave on 17-12-2007 22:50
#3

That is the plan Mr Burn

I have to start somewhere

The link was merely for people to view what has already been said if they are interested.

I want Croydon folk to start their own debate and let me know what they would like, where they would like it, how many would be interested etc.....

Edited by bigdogdave on 17-12-2007 22:52

Posted by Burn on 17-12-2007 22:58
#4

I want a double eliminator, held at Suzis Q's, for 64 runners :)

There is another bloke called Burn on the Surrey site, ignore him, he is not proper Croydon.

Posted by Burn on 17-12-2007 23:10
#5

Avatar for Dave...

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Posted by Burn on 17-12-2007 23:16
#6

Or here's one at the right size...

www.surreypool.com/dump/bdd.jpg

Posted by Sass on 17-12-2007 23:59
#7

Burn wrote:
I want a double eliminator, held at Suzis Q's, for 64 runners :)


I'll second that!

Posted by bigdogdave on 18-12-2007 00:10
#8

Sass wrote:
Burn wrote:
I want a double eliminator, held at Suzis Q's, for 64 runners :)


I'll second that!


Keep the comments coming folks

Posted by Golden on 18-12-2007 00:17
#9

Burn wrote:
I want a double eliminator, held at Suzis Q's, for 64 runners :)

Ideal . .

Posted by bigdogdave on 18-12-2007 17:34
#10

If it was 64 runners it would probably be best of 5

32 runners would be best of 7


Are people happy with shorter distance matches?

Posted by Sass on 18-12-2007 19:14
#11

You would have ample time to have best of 7 on the winners side, best of 5 on the losers.

Posted by bigdogdave on 18-12-2007 19:21
#12

Sass wrote:
You would have ample time to have best of 7 on the winners side, best of 5 on the losers.


Interesting idea

Liking that

Posted by Burn on 18-12-2007 19:25
#13

Not according to the all-seeing spreadsheet that calculates total Tourney time.

http://www.playpo...lcalcs.xls

And surely different game lengths on both sides will cause absolute chaos, and a domino effect of delays.

Posted by Sass on 18-12-2007 20:00
#14

I don't think increasing the frame distance on the winners side will have a massive effect. It's the losers side that always holds things up in my (albeit limited) experience of double elims.

Changing the subject completely I had a comp idea the other day which is a little different to anything I?ve seen done before.

Straight knockout ? 64 players
Round one losers into a 32 player plate comp
Round two losers in the main event go into the second round of the plate comp (ie to play the winners of the plate first round matches).

No idea if anyone will like it ? it?s just another format to throw into the ring . . .

Posted by TomK on 19-12-2007 00:36
#15

I very much doubt that we will do best of 7's on the winner side and best of 5's on the losers. I think it would cause chaos and things would get held up.

Posted by Sass on 19-12-2007 02:18
#16

It hasn't in my experience but it's your comp. I just think 5s is too short a distance and that was a compromise.

Maybe you're better off with a different format if you want a 64 player comp.

Posted by TomK on 19-12-2007 02:23
#17

I see what you are saying Sass. I quite like the idea of shorter matches cause it will give everyone a chance against anyone. There are more chances of upsets and it is very hard to call a winner in best of 5's.

Posted by neo69 on 19-12-2007 14:42
#18

Sass wrote:
You would have ample time to have best of 7 on the winners side, best of 5 on the losers.


this would work fine.
and double elimination is always played with the losing side playing less frames then the winning side