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Yes, I think you're missing the subtley of it. It's a zero rated time out tournament - that means you have to keep moving or your time bank will soon be depleted. 40 days seems a lot, but as we know most tournaments last for months! Bascially as soon as your opponent has played his move your time bank starts to tick down. Should be quite a tense one!
I don't think the 2-day factor comes in here since it is a timebank tournament. To be more precise...if u take 5 days to make a move, u will have 35 days remaining for u to finish the game. 40 day timebank may seem a lot, but believe me its not and its gonna be really very tense.
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Originally posted by Faith No Morelarge tournaments have many thousands of games being played simultaneously.
wats the point of a no timebank tournament, if there is a 40 day timebank😕
thats like having a 20 day timeout and 20 day timeank... or do i get the concept of timebanks wrong??
the next round is unable to commence until the first round is finished.
one of those games is likely to go to its maximum time length.
with 40 day time bank this longest game will be 40 + 40 = 80 days for the first round to finish.
if it were a 20 day timeout with 20 timebank then ... one very slow game is likely to last for 100 moves at 20 days each = 2000 days, then add 20 days of timebank = 2020 days = 5 years!!!!
even a 3 day timeout limit would give a slowest game of 3x100 = 300 days.
with this format of 0 timeout and 40 timebank: people will not be timed out because they take a week hoilday - and we know the games will finish before 80 days 🙂
Originally posted by Dynamic09yes - this tournament is for people who play most days, it is not for someone who only plays on the weekend.
I don't think the 2-day factor comes in here since it is a timebank tournament. To be more precise...if u take 5 days to make a move, u will have 35 days remaining for u to finish the game. 40 day timebank may seem a lot, but believe me its not and its gonna be really very tense.