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Timeouting as increasing trend
09 May 2012 08:02 #29774
by Ankha
Many tables with excellent players will time out because they neutralize each other. The best player will try to maximize his points anyway.
Replied by Ankha on topic Timeouting as increasing trend
Nohing personal, but you as well as other people seem to think that a timeout is a bad thing (since you state that if they were playing better, games wouldn't time out). Why?KevinM wrote: If players and decks are better, and players have a better knowledge and awareness of the game, they should be PLAYING BETTER and not letting games time out.
Many tables with excellent players will time out because they neutralize each other. The best player will try to maximize his points anyway.
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09 May 2012 10:24 #29786
by Ankha
Replied by Ankha on topic Timeouting as increasing trend
Why? You give no argument.vtesocrates wrote:
Ankha wrote: Nohing personal, but you as well as other people seem to think that a timeout is a bad thing (since you state that if they were playing better, games wouldn't time out). Why?
Many tables with excellent players will time out because they neutralize each other. The best player will try to maximize his points anyway.
Timeouts are bad things
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