RCIV - Spacenet ~ 3v3 ~ $1,200
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I'm in! 1600± global, 1100 ladder
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@grimplex Couldnt just say 1900 huh lol
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i sign up 1600 - global 1300-ladder
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Sign up 1700 global 1500 ladder
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Signing up, currently 1800 global and 1400 ladder
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@Fearghal why am I not on the sign up part lol, Femboy 1400 global 1300 ladder!
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@femboy
Sorry.... My fault, I didn't know leaderboard had a one month cache,
for inactive play.
I was also looking for other players on list and didn't see them either.
Nows I knows
I will add you now, thanks for pointing this out.
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@Fearghal leaderboards only show players who have been active with in the last month in both global and ladder
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it was to keep the leaderboard clean and to show only the active players
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Cast_Away 1700
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Zebranog 1300
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I'm in! 2000
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sign me up. 1800 global 1900 ladder
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Signing up, currently 2000 global
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@fearghal said in Rainbow Cup IV ~ 3 v 3 ~ $1.2K:
No extra game needed to win from losers bracket team. (modified double elimination)
So why even try to stay in winner's bracket if I have no advantage in the final round against the loser bracket winner? The pride and joy of having to face the harder opponents to get to the same place?
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@ftxcommando
Ok,
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Signing up, 1886 ladder 1923 global
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Literally both finalists are guaranteed to be at least 2nd place, I fail to see why your first point matters.
Your statements about rest, games, whatever don’t apply because it says that the final games are done at the discretion of the players. If the team playing both decides to play them different days or with a break between the games then all those points are irrelevant.
It doesn’t matter if the team went 6-1, the winning team have an even better score against better players but they get nothing for that effort.
All I’m saying is that if a round looks particularly hard a team might just go ahead and throw the games to get the easier loser bracket and then face the harder game at the end where they suffer no penalty for gaming the bracket. That’s where the “well-rested” argument actually comes in because why bother exerting yourself in a brutal 2-1 that takes several hours when you could just go 2-0 worse teams where you aren’t fatigued from the difficult series.
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Does the team that stays in the winning bracket not get a 2nd chance if they lose in the finals? If not, i'll have to agree with ftx here that dropping in the loser's bracket might be beneficial. It's risky though, and I doubt there will be a team so strong that you admit defeat before even having played
