DCC 9ball....????
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COMPLETED MATCHES
http://208.106.220.42/DerbyCity/LiveMatchesandResults/_asp/completed.asp
It's actually not bad once you figure it out.
Scroll down til you get to the 9b section.
9ball 7 Charlie Bryant (2) Shane Van Boening (1)
7th round. Charlie vs Shane.
Bright yellow means Shane won.
Charlie Bryant (2) indicates that's Charlies 2nd loss.
SVB (1) means Shane has 1 previous loss.
2 loss= out of the tournament
1 loss= 1 previous loss, 1 more and that player is out
9 Ball 6 Konrad Juszczyszyn (1) Shane VanBoening (1B)
6th round. Konrad in yellow means Konard beat Shane.
(1) means Konrad has 1 previous loss
Shane Van Boening (1b) means shane use his buyback after his loss to Konrad.
http://208.106.220.42/DerbyCity/LiveMatchesandResults/_asp/completed.asp
It's actually not bad once you figure it out.
Scroll down til you get to the 9b section.
9ball 7 Charlie Bryant (2) Shane Van Boening (1)
7th round. Charlie vs Shane.
Bright yellow means Shane won.
Charlie Bryant (2) indicates that's Charlies 2nd loss.
SVB (1) means Shane has 1 previous loss.
2 loss= out of the tournament
1 loss= 1 previous loss, 1 more and that player is out
9 Ball 6 Konrad Juszczyszyn (1) Shane VanBoening (1B)
6th round. Konrad in yellow means Konard beat Shane.
(1) means Konrad has 1 previous loss
Shane Van Boening (1b) means shane use his buyback after his loss to Konrad.
Big name players with 0 loss are:
James Aranas
LeeVan
Niels Fiejen
Chris Melling
Dennis
Kevin Cheng
Skyler
Omar
Gomez
players with 1 loss
Shane
Biado
Shaw
Thorpe
Fedor Gorst
Petri
Justin Hall
Toasty
John Shmidt
Busty
Mike Dechaine
Archer
players out of the tournament
Filler
JL Chang
Alex
Corey
Bergman
I might've missed some names. Thats from a quick skim..
James Aranas
LeeVan
Niels Fiejen
Chris Melling
Dennis
Kevin Cheng
Skyler
Omar
Gomez
players with 1 loss
Shane
Biado
Shaw
Thorpe
Fedor Gorst
Petri
Justin Hall
Toasty
John Shmidt
Busty
Mike Dechaine
Archer
players out of the tournament
Filler
JL Chang
Alex
Corey
Bergman
I might've missed some names. Thats from a quick skim..
Still makes no sense. WHO's left in the 9ball? Why do they show each match twice? Ridiculous system.
It makes plenty of sense. You just refuse to take a minute to learn how to read it.
Yeah, its just their spreadsheet, I have no idea why they show each match twice.
You would have to wait for all the 7th rd matches to complete. to see who's left.
http://208.106.220.42/DerbyCity/LiveMatchesandResults/_asp/MOTReport.asp
Master of table spreadsheet.
See the 9-ball column. Gray'ed out means that player is out. Darker font, players still remaining.
About 38 players left.
You would have to wait for all the 7th rd matches to complete. to see who's left.
http://208.106.220.42/DerbyCity/LiveMatchesandResults/_asp/MOTReport.asp
Master of table spreadsheet.
See the 9-ball column. Gray'ed out means that player is out. Darker font, players still remaining.
About 38 players left.
Thnx. I know what all the stuff means but the buy-back/redraw system makes it near impossible to follow what's going on. I don't know why they show the results of each match twice, A vs B then B vs A.
Just asking questions. Thanks for the d^*kheaded response.
Probably coz it makes it easier to find a particular player?
You can ignore the r) column until you find the player you seek on the l).
Completed Matches:
The web page shows the latest activity at the top of each category, but it can be confusing since you have to scroll way down to get past the Banks and 1pkt, which are over, to arrive at recent activity in 9ball. There also are duplicate entries, which are useless.
If you want to get an overview of the whole series, it's easier if you download the numbers and put the Banks and 1-pkt, which are done, aside on different worksheets, or just delete them. Then you can see just 9ball, and see who is in or out by starting at the highest round and working down.
The nice thing about the download format is match winners are consistantly on the left, losers on right.
The only important numbers are # of Losses and Round. The Round orients to where play has got to - right now in 9-ball Round 6 is over and they are into Round 7.
Anyone with 2 losses is out. Everyone with 0 or 1 loss is still potentially the winner. The guys who are out drop off as Rounds progress, just like in a traditional chart.
Scheduled Matches
This is self-explanatory. It shows who is going to play, on what table, at what time. They post a big caveat - Subject To Change.
Pending Eliminations
I think this serves as a reminder to players who are eligible to buy back but have not yet done so.
The web page shows the latest activity at the top of each category, but it can be confusing since you have to scroll way down to get past the Banks and 1pkt, which are over, to arrive at recent activity in 9ball. There also are duplicate entries, which are useless.
If you want to get an overview of the whole series, it's easier if you download the numbers and put the Banks and 1-pkt, which are done, aside on different worksheets, or just delete them. Then you can see just 9ball, and see who is in or out by starting at the highest round and working down.
The nice thing about the download format is match winners are consistantly on the left, losers on right.
The only important numbers are # of Losses and Round. The Round orients to where play has got to - right now in 9-ball Round 6 is over and they are into Round 7.
Anyone with 2 losses is out. Everyone with 0 or 1 loss is still potentially the winner. The guys who are out drop off as Rounds progress, just like in a traditional chart.
Scheduled Matches
This is self-explanatory. It shows who is going to play, on what table, at what time. They post a big caveat - Subject To Change.
Pending Eliminations
I think this serves as a reminder to players who are eligible to buy back but have not yet done so.
I have to agree that showing players twice just complicates. Means need double the time to scroll lol.
Also why don't they show the score?
And pointless to have 1B. If player has lost, obviously he has lost before so 1B=1. Same same not different.
And it says at top of
http://208.106.220.42/DerbyCity/LiveMatchesandResults/_asp/scheduled.asp
"All buy backs today should be done at 10AM to play at 10AM". Does that mean those who are undefeated at start of today lost 1 life? Means if they lost today, they are out?
So that is like double elimination until yesterday and from today it is single elimination?
ok I will stop complaining now
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The match schedule is scrolled through its entirety on a continuous basis. With the unique buy-back and redraw, and so many entries, scrolling it is probably the best possible way to communicate matches to the entire tournament floor.
Whether intentional or not, it’s much easier to find your name just looking at one column as it scrolls. Having a name on the left and right column (player and opponent) is actually a help.
As others have said, it really isn’t bad at all. It’s just different due to the unique tournament format.
Freddie <~~~ can’t find my name
Buying back is an option. If you don’t buy back, you’re out.
Every round, you have the option to buy back if you lost once. But the buy back time has a window in order for them to redraw. It never goes to single elimination.
They have to put a 1B in order to know who goes into the next round’s draw. It’s a marker for the tournament directors as well as fans and friends i suppose.
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Final 2 players and you can still buy back in after a loss.
Round 7 & 8
Ok so this is where we are at now.
Round 7 has 8 matches ongoing. 2 Big upsets as Gomez and Buste KOed.
Round 8 are mostly waiting for winners of Round 7.
3 confirmed Round 8 matches so far- of which the biggest is James Aranas v Kevin Cheng. Some big names in Round 7 like Orcullo, Dechaine, Thorpe may be matched with some Round 8 big names like Melling, Gorst, Niels, SVB so expect some more high profile matches.
The stream starts in about 30 minutes with Round 8 match so let us hope they pick a big matchup and not a big gun v dead money kind of match
Ok so this is where we are at now.
Round 7 has 8 matches ongoing. 2 Big upsets as Gomez and Buste KOed.
Round 8 are mostly waiting for winners of Round 7.
3 confirmed Round 8 matches so far- of which the biggest is James Aranas v Kevin Cheng. Some big names in Round 7 like Orcullo, Dechaine, Thorpe may be matched with some Round 8 big names like Melling, Gorst, Niels, SVB so expect some more high profile matches.
The stream starts in about 30 minutes with Round 8 match so let us hope they pick a big matchup and not a big gun v dead money kind of match
