Matthew Tassier

Matthew Tassier This may be overly harsh on whoever won the original event based on the rules at the time of playing.

Dave Robjohns

Dave Robjohns True. Efficiency as a tie break was one of many bad ideas that crept in when planning this, as I only spent a few hours late one night planning the whole thing, instead of the 7 years they have for the real one! Sadly also one that didn't get caught in time...

In hindsight, something that's so time consuming and fiddly to check as a tiebreak was stupid, was just part of trying to make the whole thing very concise.

I accept it's bad to change the rules mid/post event, but fortunately I think there's a tie under the original tiebreak anyway (or at least, it appears to be close enough I'd have to spend about an hour triple checking every calculation!)

Tourney round: Aptolympics 2020: Event 42a: Shooting tiebreak

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Notes from the organizer: With seven medals on the line it felt overly harsh to split 4 players based on efficiency alone, and also unrealistic (shooting loves a shootoff). Instead, we'll have a tiebreak... but step it up a notch.

Each player will have one game against Rex and one game against Plum. The tiebreak will then be highest total, and then highest individual score (excluding the 190 you already have). If still tied, I'll look at the longest string of correct answers.

Best of luck, well done on getting this far!

Ran from: 23 – 29 July 2020. Format: Instant Numbers Attack. Matches: One-off. Approved.

Organizers: Dave Robjohns.

Fixtures: 8. Completed: 8.

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