Getting this right, &, most importantly, fair to ALL, is not easy.
Sky Poker have some views on how best to structure it, such that it is fair to all, but we are interested in your feedback.
A simple system will be best, too complex & it gets people cross-eyed.
Most money won? Well that sort of tilts it in favour of the High Roller or Main Event winner(s). Which may or may not be fair.....
Most cashes?
Graded points awarded for level of buy-in, or how many runners, or prize pool?
Double Points for the winner?
All these are possible, but it MUST be.....
1) Easy to understand
2) As fair to all as it is reasonably possible to be.
I should add that Chris (aka "Scouser") has volunteered to manage the Leaderboard Spreadsheet for us, & as everyone is so busy right now, it's likely we will accept his kind offer.
So, suggestions please. Speak now, or forever hold your.....
To keep it UBER simplez, just use the same points system as the poker league. Can't see how that doesn't work TBH...
EDIT: Not sure if the leaderboard prizes on offer are worth enough, I think the top 10 should all get the famouse light blue Skypoker hoody as well, that will make everyone grind the **** out of them!
In Response to Re: UKOPS - the Leaderboard. : I was thinking more along the lines of...... Leaderboard points = 10 * [sqrt(n)/sqrt(k] * [1+log(b+0.25)] Where… n = number of entrants k = place of finish b - amount of buy-in Then add salt as necessary. Posted by Tikay10
At least my version credited the source ;-)
And, for the record, that formula creates a very good assessment of overall performance!
In Response to Re: UKOPS - the Leaderboard. : At least my version credited the source ;-) And, for the record, that formula creates a very good assessment of overall performance! Posted by J-Hartigan
I ALWAYS credit sources, but as you e-Mailed it to me rather than Posted it on Forum, I kinda assumed you did not want the ultimate source revealed.....
Ive spent ages in excel trying to come up with an equation, trying to find a fair balance between buyin size and winnings, and relative points payouts compared to mincashs in £100 vs winning the £500 and its insane! Not got anything even close to fair. I don't envy anyone doing this, but if anyone wants to plug around I suggest the following,
Calculate a fair score that eliminates the size of the buyin by unifying it across all the tournaments. Then use the field size to reflect 'skill' level by applying a mathematcal operator. Finally, add an arbitary number that is a function of the buyin in order to reflect the buyin size.
As some of you correctly suggest, it ain't quite as easy as it may look at first sight to make something which is essentially fair to as many players as possible.
"cash won" is simple, but it might mean that when it gets to the Main Event, the winner auto wins the Leaderboard, but it'd be nice to have a bit of a sweat, really.
We have our own views already, but are keen to take more feedback, to try & get good balance to the equation.
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EDIT: Not sure if the leaderboard prizes on offer are worth enough, I think the top 10 should all get the famouse light blue Skypoker hoody as well, that will make everyone grind the **** out of them!
alphabetical?
Leaderboard points = 10 * [sqrt(n)/sqrt(k] * [1+log(b+0.25)] Where…
n = number of entrants
k = place of finish
b - amount of buy-in
Then add salt as necessary.
Try typing "AA" into "find a player"........
think mine has still got legs
Would 'Cash' not be simpler, obviously the winner of the ME will have massive advantage!!
But would that not keep it 'LIVE' till the end!!
& tourney play off maybe for Top 25/50 cashers!!!!!!!!!
Am trying to see the wood thru all them trees!!!
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As some of you correctly suggest, it ain't quite as easy as it may look at first sight to make something which is essentially fair to as many players as possible.
"cash won" is simple, but it might mean that when it gets to the Main Event, the winner auto wins the Leaderboard, but it'd be nice to have a bit of a sweat, really.
We have our own views already, but are keen to take more feedback, to try & get good balance to the equation.