[0 carbon]

Currently tourneys supply a list of scores for each hand everyone has completed.

How about displaying a total (IMPs) or overall average(MPs) as well!

[fred]

0 carbon, on Aug 22 2009, 10:51 PM, said:

Currently tourneys supply a list of scores for each hand everyone has completed.

How about displaying a total (IMPs) or overall average(MPs) as well!

This feature will appear in the next version.

Fred Gitelman
Bridge Base Inc.
www.bridgebase.com

[fdouglis]

fred, on 2009-August-22, 17:25, said:

This feature will appear in the next version.

Fred Gitelman
Bridge Base Inc.
www.bridgebase.com

I found this thread from some time ago and would like to add to it. It's true that you show the current running tally in the screen where the hand is being played, but you don't have a summary line in the traveler. So, for instance, if I play a robot tourney and I want to know my final result, I go from knowing about where I stood at the penultimate board to having the tournament closed and no indication of the final result until all other players have finished.

In addition, I prefer the way okbridge lists IMP counts and wonder if you might do the same. Instead of saying I have netted N imps in positive swings, lost M imps in negative swings, and currently have a net of N-M, I think it is more informative to then divide the IMPS by the number of boards. That is much closer to the percentage you see in an MP game.

[Bbradley62]

fdouglis, on 2013-December-03, 05:20, said:

... if I play a robot tourney and I want to know my final result, I go from knowing about where I stood at the penultimate board to having the tournament closed and no indication of the final result until all other players have finished.

I don't think this is true. When I finish the last board (assuming that I'm not the first to finish), I get a tentative result for that last board, similar to the tentative results I received for all of the previous boards. After I have finished, I am transferred away from my table and to the "lobby" of the tournament, and (if I choose to hang around) I can see all of these tentative results adjust as others finish the boards.