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Posts anciens #61 Posté (le) 20 Août 2018, 15:04:00 Citer 
Those of us training/resting can now sit back and enjoy the competition.

Though I think Madeline and Angel are the big winners in the January registration.
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Posts anciens #62 Posté (le) 20 Août 2018, 17:38:58 (dernière édition (le) 20 Août 2018, 17:39:08 par Bálint Turi-Kováts) Citer 
Deadline is Tuesday 22:00 for the following players:


Sydney 250 Quarterfinals

Dániel Vankó [3]
Gareth Griffiths [4]
Chew Kai Wen
Mike Baston
(Some of them have already sent it)


Everyone will be entitled to one reminder PM at 22:00 the day before the round.
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Posts anciens #63 Posté (le) 20 Août 2018, 22:23:01 Citer 
Are we allowed to change our national flag for the purpose of this game Balint i.e. can I represent a country other than UK/GB?
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Posts anciens #64 Posté (le) 20 Août 2018, 22:24:29 Citer 
Good question. Yeah, why not :)
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Posts anciens #65 Posté (le) 20 Août 2018, 22:37:16 Citer 
And with that, the first ever GBT match is finished!

... I'm just not sure if I should post them ASAP one by one. I don't mind to do it, I'm just wondering if that would make the thread a bit spammy.
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Posts anciens #66 Posté (le) 20 Août 2018, 22:45:08 Citer 
Quote ( Bálint Turi-Kováts @ August 20th 2018,22:37:16 )

And with that, the first ever GBT match is finished!

... I'm just not sure if I should post them ASAP one by one. I don't mind to do it, I'm just wondering if that would make the thread a bit spammy.


I would suggest doing them to group – if not I agree it would be spammy
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Posts anciens #67 Posté (le) 21 Août 2018, 00:14:33 (dernière édition (le) 21 Août 2018, 00:26:47 par Bálint Turi-Kováts) Citer 
GBT Season 1 January - Quarterfinals

Gareth Griffiths {4} def. Chew Kai Wen 4-3 (1-5, 1-0, 6-4, 4-5, 6-1, 2-1, 0-4)
Mike Baston def. Dániel Vankó {3} 4-2 (3-3, 4-1, 0-5, 1-0, 6-5, 1-5, 5-1)

http://i64.tinypic.com/33ufpmg.jpg


There you have it, the first matchday of GPRO Bracket Tour! And the Quarterfinals are already done, with Gareth Griffiths defeating Chew Kai Wen and Mike Baston eliminating the very first seeded player of the series (not actual #1 seed) Dániel Vankó. Morris plays Griffiths and Byrne plays the Faroese.

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Deadline is Thursday 22:00 for the players of the following matches:

Sydney 250 - Semi-Finals
Kyle Morris {1} v Gareth Griffiths {4}
Mike Baston v Tom Byrne {2}


Doha 100 - Semi-Finals
Martin Irla v Quentin Rieg
Greg Tierney v Jed Howorth


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Posts anciens #68 Posté (le) 21 Août 2018, 01:28:40 Citer 
Seeing as though I got a bye in this one, am I classified as playing 1 match or 2 matches with regard to stamina?
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Posts anciens #69 Posté (le) 21 Août 2018, 09:07:55 Citer 
1 match.

If you're against a bye, you don't play a match. If you're against someone who forgets to send the submission (=walkover), that counts as a match. If there is a tie and a redo is needed, that's still the same match. I think this covers everything.
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Posts anciens #70 Posté (le) 21 Août 2018, 09:27:57 Citer 
Quote ( Tom Byrne @ August 21st 2018,01:28:40 )

Seeing as though I got a bye in this one, am I classified as playing 1 match or 2 matches with regard to stamina?


Not confident Tom?
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Posts anciens #71 Posté (le) 21 Août 2018, 10:19:26 Citer 
Quote ( Mike Baston @ August 21st 2018,09:27:57 )

Not confident Tom?


Oh, I am.
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Posts anciens #72 Posté (le) 21 Août 2018, 11:28:19 Citer 
#Join
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Posts anciens #73 Posté (le) 21 Août 2018, 11:37:44 Citer 
Welcome! :)
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Posts anciens #74 Posté (le) 21 Août 2018, 12:03:10 Citer 
Eh... :/
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Posts anciens #75 Posté (le) 21 Août 2018, 22:18:01 (dernière édition (le) 21 Août 2018, 22:18:09 par Bálint Turi-Kováts) Citer 
Two days until the Semi-Final deadline.

You might start thinking about your February plans. Those who didn't play in January (10 with Matija joining), are all going to be ranked 13th, so your place in the tournament might depend on PM speed. Make backup plans to ensure you'll do something in February:

Tokyo Grand
Mexico City 250
Train Grass
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Posts anciens #76 Posté (le) 22 Août 2018, 22:09:06 Citer 
GBT Season 1 January - Semi-Finals (part 1)

Martin Irla def. Quentin Rieg 3-2 (0-3, 5-4, 5-2, 5-1, 0-5)
Greg Tierney def. Jed Howorth 4-1 (5-4, 2-0, 1-6, 4-3, 3-2)

https://i.imgur.com/vz4NIde.png


The Doha 100 has reached its' final, Martin Irla provided strong mid-match performance to defeat Quentin Rieg, while Greg Tierney dominates his Semi-Final against Jed Howorth. Don't worry Jed, even if the lose looks demoralizing, there are far better things to come! Depending on the Kuala Lumpur 250, one of these tournament could crown the first ever GBT event winner.

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Deadline is Thursday 22:00 for the players of the following matches:

Sydney 250 - Semi-Finals
Kyle Morris {1} v Gareth Griffiths {4}
Mike Baston v Tom Byrne {2}

Reminders are sent.


Deadline is Friday 22:00 for the players of the following matches:

Kuala Lumpur 250 - Final
Madeline Argent {1} v Ángel Berrón {2}


Doha 100 - Final
Martin Irla v Greg Tierney



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Posts anciens #77 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 10:35:37 (dernière édition (le) 23 Août 2018, 10:36:19 par Quentin Rieg) Citer 
I have a little suggestion... What about a "Davis Cup" at the end of the season (after december) ? It would be a tournament between the best-ranked manager of each country and it could be cool. What do you think about that ?
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Posts anciens #78 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 10:38:25 Citer 
Quote ( Quentin Rieg @ August 23rd 2018,10:35:37 )

I have a little suggestion... What about a "Davis Cup" at the end of the season (after december) ? It would be a tournament between the best-ranked manager of each country and it could be cool. What do you think about that ?


Not only this but a tournament for the different regions, such as a Commonwealth Games or a US Champs.
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Posts anciens #79 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 10:43:49 Citer 
Quote ( Quentin Rieg @ August 23rd 2018,10:35:37 )

I have a little suggestion... What about a "Davis Cup" at the end of the season (after december) ? It would be a tournament between the best-ranked manager of each country and it could be cool. What do you think about that ?
Why not since I will have the free pass :)
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Posts anciens #80 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 10:45:24 (dernière édition (le) 23 Août 2018, 10:45:43 par Quentin Rieg) Citer 
Quote ( Lyee Chong @ August 23rd 2018,10:43:49 )

Quote ( Quentin Rieg @ August 23rd 2018,10:35:37 )

I have a little suggestion... What about a "Davis Cup" at the end of the season (after december) ? It would be a tournament between the best-ranked manager of each country and it could be cool. What do you think about that ?

Why not since I will have the free pass :)


Me too XD
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Posts anciens #81 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 11:05:42 Citer 
Davis Cup

Yes, definitely! But do you guys know about the rebranding of the Davis Cup? That's why I have two ideas in mind.

1. The old DC: starting in Season 2 but maybe even this season, all countries compete throughout the year. Round of 16 to be held in April, Quarterfinals in June, Semi-Finals in September and the Final in November. There is a host country drawn at random who decided the surface (grass or clay). There would be three matches, 1 point for the winner, 0,5 for a draw, most points win, one extra round if needed, then coinflip. Countries with multiple people could work together in a Quicktopic and decide who plays whom.

2. The new DC: after Season 1 and onwards, the sixteen best ranked countries' best ranked players compete in a bracket, on a pre-determined surface. This would be much similar to the year-ending GBT Finals though. But if you guys prefer this idea more, let me know and I'm more than happy to make place for it.


National / International tournaments

I didn't think of it originally but I can add it to the calendar if you fancy it. They would happen right after December, making the "off-season" two weeks long. (two weeks between December's final day and January's first day). Unsure about the exact competitions because I want everyone to fit somewhere. Either and UK or an Euro tourney, then one for Asia/Oceania, and of course the USA but Canada/LatinAmerica might have to join them.


Both events wouldn't be part of the tour, just separate tournaments with no stamina to lose but no ranking points to gain.
Also I'm glad this idea has blown the thread up (=4 new posts). Thoughts? :)
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Posts anciens #82 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 11:40:11 Citer 
Quote ( Bálint Turi-Kováts @ August 23rd 2018,11:05:42 )

But do you guys know about the rebranding of the Davis Cup?


Hate, HATE, the new Davis Cup. Much prefer the world travelling version. The point that sold me was 'who on Earth would go watch Australia vs Argentina in Zurich?'

Would love to see the old style DC if we do implement it here.
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Posts anciens #83 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 14:38:13 Citer 
Not sure about Davis Cup because in effect if everyone has unique flag then everyone can play
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Posts anciens #84 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 15:15:33 (dernière édition (le) 23 Août 2018, 15:19:44 par Bálint Turi-Kováts) Citer 
We can make it so that a minimum of two players represent a team (Central Europe, South America, etc...) but I see nothing wrong with most players being alone.

Actually... two player teams sounds like a fun requirement. In the irl Davis cup there is an additional level of strategy of who plays whom.
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Posts anciens #85 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 15:35:11 Citer 
Like the idea of 4 teams of 5 - US, GB (an become Welsh, my homeland), Europe and Rest of World

Think that works out. Could be good to introduce a dooubles comp too, 2 players strategizing on wht to send
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Posts anciens #86 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 16:17:24 Citer 
That's a good idea too! With 22 players at the moment, two of the teams would have a 6th player but only five could play at the time.

About doubles, my first thought was to have three matches on clay or grass court. It won't be possible for one player to play all three matches. 1 point for the winner, 0,5 for a draw, most points win, one extra round if needed (played by those who tied the original match), then coinflip.

I'm undecided about the format so let us know which one of these (from the last 10 posts or so) you like the most.
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Posts anciens #87 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 16:25:18 Citer 
My thought on doubles was to have something like a quicktopic for the team to discuss, then each player submits like normal, with the 2 scores combined to make the whole.

5 players, 5 singles and 2 doubles ties with each player only allowed to play a maximum of 2 ties meaning you can't just pick the same doubles team for both ties (could have a strategy of a doubles specialist if there are 6 in the team)

Could make stamina a factor too, stamina rating of 2 for the cup tie, and lose 1 actual scoring point on the 2nd game played (maybe more than one).

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Posts anciens #88 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 16:43:07 Citer 
I like how the doubles would work. And it's possible to cram into the schedule, just register with your partner, lose stamina and gain points like usual. (Not into the season 1 schedule probably but after that, surely)

Quote ( Gareth Griffiths @ August 23rd 2018,16:25:18 )

5 players, 5 singles and 2 doubles ties with each player only allowed to play a maximum of 2 ties meaning you can't just pick the same doubles team for both ties (could have a strategy of a doubles specialist if there are 6 in the team)

The bigger the better! Seven matches should give the teams plenty to talk about.

About the Davis Cup stamina though, I really don't want to make it an event where you would lose stamina. Especially since I'm not planning on giving out points for Davis Cup results. This should rather be an event for glory in which everyone could participate even if they are low on stamina... unless I'm outspoken :)
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Posts anciens #89 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 17:05:09 Citer 
Quote ( Bálint Turi-Kováts @ August 23rd 2018,16:43:07 )

I like how the doubles would work. And it's possible to cram into the schedule, just register with your partner, lose stamina and gain points like usual. (Not into the season 1 schedule probably but after that, surely)

Quote ( Gareth Griffiths @ August 23rd 2018,16:25:18 )

5 players, 5 singles and 2 doubles ties with each player only allowed to play a maximum of 2 ties meaning you can't just pick the same doubles team for both ties (could have a strategy of a doubles specialist if there are 6 in the team)
The bigger the better! Seven matches should give the teams plenty to talk about.

About the Davis Cup stamina though, I really don't want to make it an event where you would lose stamina. Especially since I'm not planning on giving out points for Davis Cup results. This should rather be an event for glory in which everyone could participate even if they are low on stamina... unless I'm outspoken :)
I was thinking of a way to just avoid being able to play all matches with the better ranked players, and to add a strategy element. My thinking was an independent stamina system where everyone starts at 2 points, losing one per tie played and impacting their performance just for the Davis Cup. May even the playing field a little
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Posts anciens #90 Posté (le) 23 Août 2018, 19:12:03 Citer 
And what if you just simply aren't allowed to play more than twice?

Team A is the host and announces his first four matches' lineup.
Then Team B has the ability to react and nominate their players for the first three matches (knowing what Team A has announced).

Team B announces who will play on the last three matches. Then Team A reacts accordingly, both within the rules.

If the two teams are tied, the winner is who wins the last match (Match #6 if that's tied, etc...)
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