Simple point. Since all South players play with Robots, and assumedly the Robots have equal skills, why aren't the results stratified?
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ACBL Robot Duplicate Stratification Stratification
#2
Posted 2009-July-29, 09:16
The robots are all A's so you get put in to their bracket since you're playing with them.
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#3
Posted 2009-July-29, 10:30
G_R__E_G, on Jul 29 2009, 04:16 PM, said:
The robots are all A's so you get put in to their bracket since you're playing with them. 
Abstain, I have no idea what "stratification" means in a bridge contest. Something like having multiple robot duplicate tourneys for different masterpoint brackets?
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#4
Posted 2009-July-29, 12:19
helene_t, on Jul 29 2009, 11:30 AM, said:
G_R__E_G, on Jul 29 2009, 04:16 PM, said:
The robots are all A's so you get put in to their bracket since you're playing with them. 
Abstain, I have no idea what "stratification" means in a bridge contest. Something like having multiple robot duplicate tourneys for different masterpoint brackets?
The ACBL games on BBO are stratified by the players masterpoints on file (and if the player doesn't have an ACBL number I believe they use the person's skill level they've put in their profile but don't quote me on that). I believe that BBO usually has A's, B's and C's. This wouldn't be multiple tournaments - just assigning an A, B or C to the participants much like is normally done in ACBL games.
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#6
Posted 2009-August-02, 23:57
I think the event is weird enough that it barely resembles an ACBL event. It's an unusual individual event and as such I just can't get excited about the idea of stratification.
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The robots are all C's so you get put in to their bracket since you're playing with them
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#7
Posted 2009-August-03, 16:46
I think this is a step in the wrong direction, I already disagree with awarding ACBL MPs for this event, stratification really seems bad.
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#8
Posted 2009-August-03, 17:53
There's a different 'skill' set used with GIBS.
Understanding their style is really important that isn't important in a typical bridge game.
If you want to stratify, stratify based on the number of MB or ACBL GIB tourneys played, not masterpoints.
Understanding their style is really important that isn't important in a typical bridge game.
If you want to stratify, stratify based on the number of MB or ACBL GIB tourneys played, not masterpoints.
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