Thread: More interesting numbers...specific to big-ball matches
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This is a good thing ..........
Posted by Ed Sparks at 03/27/2001 7:40 AM EST


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In Reply to: More interesting numbers...specific to big-ball matches
Posted by Jessica Boucher on 03/26/2001 3:55 PM EST:



Great job Jessica,

I believe this list represents most of the better ball handlers. My reasoning is that although I witnessed several machines (KSC & LoneStar) that can lift balls, very few could carry this task out quickly and reliably. Looking at the number of successful placements vs the number of rounds indicates to me that these machines are at least reliable and perform the task as advertised. One thing that your data does not show is placement of balls reguardless of color. We placed several balls of another color to maximize the allience score and even played a few rounds where we were to place 2 balls. I think this type of list helps us to "find" those teams who can really do what they claim which has been a major problem for us (and most of you I'm sure). What we need now is an analysis of those bridge balancers!

See 'ya in a week

Ed
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