no one?
:-(
Oh, that's supposed to be two words! (really was messing with my mind for a while).
I thought it was one word too! Maybe some sort of technical term?
Supposed I am in the first Pointgroup at c6 and not be able to make P paarings. Then I moved down the remaining players to the next score bracket and with the next Pointgroup resumed at C1.
right?
What's going on with this moved players?
"If the score bracket contains a player for whom no opponent can be found within this score bracket appy C12"
Is these for the second Pointgroup? What's to do? Will I have to check if it is possible to make Pairings like in c6 and will be lucky if it is possible?
It's a vague article but actually it doesn't have to be important. You could check for players who cannot be paired against anyone. You could do a quick search to see if a pairing is possible at all. Or you could even just continue and arrive at C12 anyway in the end. At least that's my interpretation of the use of the article on imcompatible players
Hi,
i'm working at a small programm to make an easier pairing for small tournaments.
In the offical Definition at Point c6 is written:
C6 Try to find the pairing
Pair the highest player of S1 against the highest one of S2, the second highest one of S1 against the second highest one of S2, etc. [...]
If you have a look at C1 you can find:
C1 Incompatible player
If the score bracket contains a player for whom no opponent can be found within this score bracket without violating B1 (or B2, except when pairing top scorers) then:
I'm having problems to understand what happens between these both points. Additional at C6 "homogeneous group" is written about players, at C1 its only one player.
How are this points associated and what is to do? I used the source from here: fide Handbook and realy hope for Help. Many Thanks if there is someone out who's knowing!
regards Peter