Good idea artfizz, but the elapsed time would be 366 days as 2012 is a leap year ;)
Agree with you though!
Good idea artfizz, but the elapsed time would be 366 days as 2012 is a leap year ;)
Agree with you though!
Nice idea!
But this one will take the record! :D http://www.chess.com/tournament/16th-chesscom-tournament-1201-1400
Nice idea!
But this one will take the record! :D http://www.chess.com/tournament/16th-chesscom-tournament-1201-1400
Only 13 months!
This one ... a-very-long-tornement ... is closing in on its 3-year anniversary.
In the statistics collected for completed tournaments, it would be helpful to show the tournament END date {illustrated in RED below} in addition to the START date. e.g.
TD: White_Rabbit
Started on
Nov 5, 2011 @ 12:02am
Finished on
Nov 5, 2012 @ 12:02am
Elapsed Time:
365 Days
Players:
10
Time Control:
7 days/move
Max Group Size:
10
Rating Range:
1100-1800
# Advance:
1
Tie Breaks:
Yes
Points Available:
233
Games Rated:
Yes
TOURNAMENT FINISHED!
Tournament Stats
Starting Players:
10
Completed Games:
90 (tournament is 100% complete)
Players Withdrawn:
0 (0%)
# Timeouts:
18 (20%)
Remaining Players:
1 (10%)
Remaining Games:
0
Average Rating:
1552
Biggest Upset:
1555 defeats 1801
This would give greater transparency to how long tournaments actually take, and should provide data for forecasting likely end dates. (Other bits of data - such as whether vacation was allowed - would be needed data to make complete sense of the data.)