http://forum.flyordie.com/thread.jsp?forum=4&thread=130795

http://forum.flyordie.com/thread.jsp?forum=4&thread=130795

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Depending on how many turns are there in the games, there should be one row of four doubles in around 40-50 games.

So you should see one in two days if you are playing 20 games a day, or one in 4-5 days if you are playing 10 games per day. Which is more or less acceptable for you based on your forum posts. 

Any other probability questions that I could help with? 

I am saying that one "turn" is not equivalent to one "game".

So you should see four doubles in a row more frequently than one in 1296 _games_.

"I should be seeing a run of four doubles every thousand games or so."

This assumption is simply wrong according to probability theories. 

OK, maybe it is not very clear how it works, so I'll try to explain:

you have 25 points in 8-ball GP

http://www.flyordie.com/grandprix/2016/8ball.html

and 16 points in pool (excluding 8-ball)

http://www.flyordie.com/grandprix/2016/pool.html

therefore the 16 points in your "pool" GP is not added to your overall points, only the 25 points for your 8-ball GP.

This can change, however, if you win another (non-8ball) pool event, and your pool GP points will be higher than your 8-ball GP points.

Hope it is clearer now.

I suggest you check:

http://forum.flyordie.com/thread.jsp?forum=2&thread=58151&start=86&msRange=1

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2, this would only create another issue when disconnecting in an obvious winning position, so it is not an ideal solution to the problem.
(it is not always possible to distinguish a "run" and an unintentional disconnect)

Everyone was complaining until now, that the score of match should not count, only the winner.

Hopefully someday someone will make up a rating system that will be accepted by ALL. (impossible)

(btw. it is great to see you not loosing any points when winning)

"Everyday a new rule that is crazy"

Tournaments are like this for more than a year now.

Feltételezem, hogy elkerülte a figyelmedet, hogy a 15mp-en felül van egy 2 perces extra idő, éppen a nehezebb szituációkban szükséges hosszabb gondolkodási idő végett, és csak ennek köszönhető a goromba hangnem...

"If I beat them,I usually lose points"

This is simply not true.

If the page 

http://www.flyordie.com/8ballpool/

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Thx.

Ok, we'll see what can be done about it.

@Talent1: My point is that taking away a few points is not a "punishment". 

A significantly higher rated player should easily beat a significantly lower rated player (especially in a multi ender).

If the rating system was that way, more and more player would choose to play only lower ranked players in order to get a few points (an issue that was also complained about many times), since they have not much to lose that way.

The rating system is not a competition, we have "tournaments" if you want competitions. The idea behind the rating system is not about accumulating as much points as you can, but to reflect each player's level of skill somehow in the long run (even if some temporary rating changes might seem questionable after some matches).

If "Curling is about winning a game", then why do you care so much for rating points? Why don't you care instead f…

The rating system might not be perfect, but losing 15 points after you have been defeated in a 10 ender by a ~130 lower rated players does not seem to be very "unbelievably awful".

If you lose 9-11 against a 0 rated player, your rating will be down -28 points.

You will not be banned for playing on the same ip without any rating change.

OP

Check: 

http://www.flyordie.com/tournaments.html