[blml] 25 something ?
Steve Willner
willner at cfa.harvard.edu
Fri Dec 1 04:45:21 CET 2006
> From: "ton kooijman" <tkooij at tiscali.nl>
>> We play teams competitions
>>somewhere. For a long range of years consisting of
>>28 boards. This year on page 43 (or whatever) in
>>small letters it says that 24 boards are played. A
>>match is played without realising this, so they play
>>28 boards.
I think someone has already mentioned it, but L15A1 seems exactly on
point. It may not have been designed for this situation, but the
literal text seems clear to me. Of course it has that word "normally,"
which gives the TD discretion to do whatever he wants, but the only
reason I can see for scrapping boards is if one team has done something
nefarious and thereby benefited by causing the extra four boards to be
played. If that has happened, it should be fairly clear which boards to
scrap. If not, just issue a large PP to make sure the villains lose the
match.
As someone else has mentioned, if VPs are used, you want to apply the
correct scale. Or just multiply the IMP difference by 24/28, which
should be close enough.
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