Ladder_closed NYC Mixed Singles (March - May) (March 15 - May 30, 2010)

Created by Chanthony

ADDITIONAL RULES:

  • Matches should be best 2 out of 3, 6-game pro sets with 7 point tiebreaks
  • 10-game pro sets can be used if both players agree
  • Each player should bring a new can of tennis balls to every match. The winning player will take home the un-opened can.  The other player can take home the used balls.

 

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Players

Points NTRP Username Record (W-L)
59
4.5
Img_0787_thumb Chanthony 2 - 0  
38
3.5
Custom_john_thumb Maverick 1 - 1  
27
3.5
N784550337_6000103_3715083_thumb Kenmer 0 - 2  

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Maverick

Hey!

Anyone free this weekend?

Chanthony

I am not free this weekend but I'll be free hopefully next week

AntonToo

interesting point system - too bad can't play in because this is only 4.0-




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4.0
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39-point Rules

Called the '39-point system' (the most games that could be played in a 3-set match), this ranking algorithm awards winners, but gives losers an incentive to win as many games as possible.

  1. You may challenge anyone in the ladder.
  2. You MUST play a best 2 of 3 match.
  3. If you defeat a higher-ranked player, your point value is replaced with the opponent's point value plus 39 points minus the number of games won by the loser.
  4. If you defeat a lower-ranked player, your points are increased by 39 points minus the number of games won by the loser.
  5. The losing player's points are increased by the number of games they won.
  6. Challenges expire after 10 days. This auto-declines the challenge, and decreases the challenged player's points by 20.
  7. No ranking change occurs if a challenge withdrawn by the challenger.


Example:
Joe beat Ann 6-2, 4-6, 6-4
Ann had 24 points, Joe had 14 points
Joe now has 14 + (39 - 12) = 41 points
Joe now has 24 + 12 = 36 points

Notes

  • Both players must make a reasonable effort to schedule and play a match within 10 days.

  • The challenger must be willing to play at the opponent's courts, in or near New York.

  • If a good-faith effort is made, but a match can't be scheduled, the challenger should withdraw the challenge to avoid dropping the opponent's ranking.

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