Notes from the organizer: Another round gone, and so are two more players. This time around we must say goodbye to Steven Oldham and Ian Volante, with scores of 66.42 and 60, after being overpowered by their opponents. Thank you two for playing, you are always welcome back.
Here's the stats from Round 2:
Average Ratio: 0.8286791508
Highest Score: 0.9703703704 (Dave Robjohns)
Highest Max: 137 (between Darren and Dave)
Average Maxes: 8.65
Dave snatches his first gold with Jonny scoring silver with close 97.01 and George scores Bronze with a 95.16. So far the supply in medals has been unique, let's see if this round can shake things up.
Also, some of you guys have been asking me why I have separated you all into red and blue. I have done this so that everyone on their designated team will NOT move over onto the other side, unless two people from the same team get eliminated. If that DOES happen, then one random person from the larger team will migrate over. I was thinking of doing more with teams but honestly I had no idea to get about it, I'd love to hear some ideas from you guys, and maybe I can put up a vote for implementation once the tournament's all done.
Any who, new round's coming in. Good luck on this one!
Ran from: 8 – 20 November 2022. Format: 15 Rounder. Matches: One-off. Approved.
Fixtures: 9. Completed: 9.
Key. Green: winner. Red: loser. Grey: tie. (Stripes: provisional, match in progress.)
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