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JN23 wrote:Can I check my final score/position? 2679 puts me second, but guessing the score is a typo?

I’d like to echo others, a big thanks for the work pokerman and PF1-Mod have put into this competition this year.

Typo, yes, sorry

K.F. wrote:

Siao7 wrote:Good luck to the top players!

Thank You so much Siao7.
I'm not sure what will happen on sunday.

Well done K.F., Rookie Champion!!!!

And thank you Poker and P-F1 Mod! It is not an easy task, I think you will find that everyone appreciates your efforts.

This was good fun, I'll join for next year as well

The amount of mistakes I've made proves that!

Thank you everyone who participated, making this by far the biggest contest on the forum!

I will say that although I'm taking pokerman's records as gospel prior to my takeover, it would be equally fair to consider donr as the rookie champion this year given K.F. has previously entered. That said, K.F. was listed as a rookie when I inherited the contest, so that stands officially.

I was just rereading the thread and that jumped out at me.

That's true. donr is Rookie of the year. I reported to pokerman after Australia that I'm not quite rookie.
I was competin' in 2012 (7 years ago) and finishin' in the midfield.
This season was quite different for me anyway.

A braver man than me might fancy working out how many points I wasted on penalties this year

Honest lateness too, not game playing. A brief mental check tells me i've done at least 60

Flash2k11 wrote:A braver man than me might fancy working out how many points I wasted on penalties this year

Honest lateness too, not game playing. A brief mental check tells me i've done at least 60

You were very close to me. 84 points in the end (as I see now) but you should be better. That's right.

Wooh second place, I think first time I have finished in top 10 after playing for 8 (or 9?) years.

Congratulations KF and Donr!

And big thank you to Pokerman and PF1 Mod!

I would just like to extend my thanks to pokerman for 2 things. First, running this contest prior to handing over the baton. I think my struggles to post mistake-free results prove how complicated it can be to run. Which leads me to the second part, allowing me to see just how much effort goes into running the bigger contests. I was lucky coming into 2019, I had no issues with calculations since the qualifying and group tournaments are fairly small competitions (for now!). This is 3-4 times the size, and with more complex data. It rather stopped me in my tracks for creating a new game for 2020!