master/grand master?

D_Lewis

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Feb 14, 2008

• #1

What does this mean?

 

easy-e

AzB Gold Member

Gold Member

Silver Member

• Feb 14, 2008

• #2

D_Lewis said:

What does this mean?

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I think it means they are AWESOME! I saw that too, I think it is a BCA ranking thing.

 

D_Lewis

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Feb 14, 2008

• #3

easy-e said:

I think it means they are AWESOME!

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Exactly what I was thinking!

Thanks, just saw a few guys listed and wasnt quite sure.

Good luck to all that are playing.

 

jimmy-leggs

A GREAT DAY

Silver Member

• Feb 14, 2008

• #4

Grand master I do believe is a master that has won the b.c.a. in vegas or has placed very high.

 

dirtypool40

I love this freakin' game

Silver Member

• Jun 14, 2008

• #5

We need a way to standardize ratings.

Shooting (IPSC) has it, and it makes the ratings an OBJECTIVE, credible credential.

Otherwise, we'll always be mired in, this guy beat that guy, and might give that other guy the 8, but not the last three.....

 

krbsailing

AzB Silver Member

Silver Member

• Jun 19, 2008

• #6

It means........

D_Lewis said:

Exactly what I was thinking!

Thanks, just saw a few guys listed and wasnt quite sure.

Good luck to all that are playing.

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:bow-down: be careful and, don't play them for any serious money :winknudge:

 

Darth

Cyber Fox 4/8/96-7/1/09

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• Jul 15, 2008

• #7

easy-e said:

I think it means they are AWESOME! I saw that too, I think it is a BCA ranking thing.

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It is a BCA ranking system as well as for the ACS. If you play the open singles and finish in the top 6% you are then classified as a master player. If you play in the masters singles and finish in the top % (I'm not sure of that percentage) then you are classified as a grand master. Darren Appleton from the UK and Scott Frost from the USA are grand master champions. They are both a SL7 in the APA.:killingme: