Author: José Carlos
Date: 07:57:31 12/13/04
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On December 13, 2004 at 09:06:08, Peter Skinner wrote: >Hello everyone, > >There has been much disussion here and via email regarding the time control >decided on. > >In the 50 or so emails I recieved over night, I would say about 60% of the >people would like to see the time control changed to 60 + 5 which would push the >rounds to about 2.5 hours making the first day about 12.5 hours long not >including small gaps for pairings. > >At the current schedule that I have set out this is what each day (is hopefully) >would be: > >Saturday: > >5 rounds x 2 hours = 10 hours + 5 x 15 mins (for pairing) = 11.25 hours. > >Sunday: > >4 round x 2 hours = 8 hours + 4 x 15 mins (for pairing) = 9.25 hours. > >With changing the time control to 60 + 5 we get: > >Saturday: > >5 rounds x 2.5 hours = 12.5 hours + 1.25 hours for pairing = 13.75 hours > >Sunday: > >4 rounds x 2.5 hours = 10 hours + 1.25 hours for pairing = 11.25 hours. > >With people joining before the tournament you are looking to be online for more >than 14 hours the first day, which makes for a very long day. > >I will leave it up to the people here. It is afterall your tournament and the >_majority_ will rule. > >Please let's decide now, rather than have people maybe not attend due to it, or >complain on game day about games being more "blitz" than usual. > >Peter I vote for 50 3 and all in two days. If we need friday, I'd rather play just one game on friday, as late as it can be, because many people work on friday afternoon, and most (if not all) on friday morning. José C.
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