Scoring of a draw in a clan challenge?

@padger -- If it's any consolation, The Internationals are well ahead of Cawdor in net points so far this year.

Originally posted by @caesar-salad
@padger -- If it's any consolation, The Internationals are well ahead of Cawdor in net points so far this year.

I don't really care where we finish in this stupid set up
It just gives me something to do with my spare time
I do not know why we don't just go in alphabetical order
It would be much better than what we have now

Net points system
Best idea ever
Congratulations RHP

Originally posted by @roma45
Net points system
Best idea ever
Congratulations RHP

Makes as much sense as you do

Originally posted by @padger
Makes as much sense as you do

Thanks for the compliment
I notice you never replied to my posts showing other games as examples for losing points.
.net points are here to stay

Originally posted by @roma45
Thanks for the compliment
I notice you never replied to my posts showing other games as examples for losing points.
.net points are here to stay

Why should I
It's on every result for all to see

Originally posted by @padger
Why should I
It's on every result for all to see

Why should you????

You made a statement demanding I show you just one game anywhere in the world where players lose points already won.

I posted several to once again prove you are talking total nonesense

Silence from you on the matter just proves my point.

Originally posted by @roma45
Blackjack
Roulette
Poker

A small selection of games where you lose what you already have won.

The losing in all of theses games is a by product
Here are just a few that do not have this stupid rule
Snooker.Billiards.Hockey.Ice Hockey.Volley Ball.Football.American Football.Cricket.Baseball.Rugby Union.Rugby League.Bowls.Curling.Dominoes.Cribbage.

Originally posted by @padger
The losing in all of theses games is a by product
Here are just a few that do not have this stupid rule
Snooker.Billiards.Hockey.Ice Hockey.Volley Ball.Football.American Football.Cricket.Baseball.Rugby Union.Rugby League.Bowls.Curling.Dominoes.Cribbage.

The argument you put forward has nothing to do with how many games don't adopt a net system
You clearly stated no other game in the world does it.
I proved you wrong as usual .
If you don't want to lose by product just don't play a system voted for and supported by almost every one

Originally posted by @roma45
The argument you put forward has nothing to do with how many games don't adopt a net system
You clearly stated no other game in the world does it.
I proved you wrong as usual .
If you don't want to lose by product just don't play a system voted for and supported by almost every one

I will continue to play these stupid rules and keep complaining about them until someone realises that I am correct

Originally posted by @padger
I will continue to play these stupid rules and keep complaining about them until someone realises that I am correct

Never going to happen.
Good luck with the protest

i think the clan system is a lot better than it was, limiting clans to 3 challenges a time against each other has made a huge difference, also removing games that only had a few moves from the results was a good move, i think the scoring system now works as is shown by the fact that a lot more clans are now in the running for the title after years of it seeming like a two horse race every year

The gambling examples remind me that chess in real life is also often played for stakes, in coffee houses and city parks. In those games, there's a net win for one and a net loss for the other.

Originally posted by @caesar-salad
The gambling examples remind me that chess in real life is also often played for stakes, in coffee houses and city parks. In those games, there's a net win for one and a net loss for the other.

OK well take it to the parks and cafes not on a site like this

Originally posted by @caesar-salad
The gambling examples remind me that chess in real life is also often played for stakes, in coffee houses and city parks. In those games, there's a net win for one and a net loss for the other.

Best example yet proving the existence of something Padger thinks does not exist apart from RHP,