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Admin
Please check your draft orders after the offseason and let me know if you see anything that is wrong. I had to change quite a bit of code for this fix, and may have broken something else in the process.
Tyson
Tiebreaker Fixes
February 10, 2015 at 07:16PM View BBCode
I made some changes to the tiebreaking code (used for playoffs and draft order) to address 3 way ties. Previously, this was using wins in head-to-head matches to break ties. It has been changed to use winning percentage.Please check your draft orders after the offseason and let me know if you see anything that is wrong. I had to change quite a bit of code for this fix, and may have broken something else in the process.
Tyson
lvnwrth
February 14, 2015 at 05:36PM View BBCode
Looks like the new code may have broken the World Series. Calendar is running, but no games are being played.
Admin
If you notice any issues, please post a ticket in Support.
Thanks,
Tyson
February 20, 2015 at 11:04PM View BBCode
I've fixed the underlying issue. While doing so, I messed up the 24 team league dates a bit - but we got through the playoffs. The offseason for the salary league ran multiple times and caused some issues, I'm sorting those out.If you notice any issues, please post a ticket in Support.
Thanks,
Tyson
tm4559
March 02, 2015 at 08:05PM View BBCode
I guess you need to check the draft order. or are you trying out a lottery, or what?
Admin
Tyson
March 10, 2015 at 04:59PM View BBCode
I think it had a problem the first time. I just checked the draft order for all 3 leagues and it looks good.Tyson
tm4559
(I used to think I knew how the three team tiebreaker worked. I now know I have no idea. what.......so........ever.)
April 14, 2015 at 01:33PM View BBCode
um. how does the tiebreaker work? three teams, each plays two games. each wins one. the team that scored the fewest runs goes forward? is that how its supposed to work?(I used to think I knew how the three team tiebreaker worked. I now know I have no idea. what.......so........ever.)
tm4559
April 14, 2015 at 01:42PM View BBCode
I mean it should be Brooklyn. Brooklyn and Miami both scored nine runs in the round robin. Brooklyn holds the edge over Miami in the regular season 12-9. so Brooklyn should be the team that goes forward (if you were to use, say, something sane and not whatever logic was used, which, I just won't speculate, because I can't figure it out and I won't speculate). how does it work out to St Louis? I am just curious, I would like to know how it works. thanks.
Admin
If there is a 3-way tiebreaker in the playoffs, and all the teams go 1-1, then the team with the best regular season head-to-head winning pct. should advance. Did you see something else?
Tyson
May 01, 2015 at 09:36PM View BBCode
Tim,If there is a 3-way tiebreaker in the playoffs, and all the teams go 1-1, then the team with the best regular season head-to-head winning pct. should advance. Did you see something else?
Tyson
tm4559
it seems to me, a more satisfying 3 way thing, would be this
determine which of the three had the "best regular season head to head winning percentage". give that team the bye (that is its reward for being "better" during the regular season).
the other two teams play one game (against each other obviously). the winner of that game plays the team that has the bye, and there is your team that advances, and plays in the LCS.
if the team with the "best regular season head to head winning percentage" is to be rewarded, this seems better (giving it a bye) than giving it the whole thing based on this percentage after all the teams go 1-1. settle it on the simulated field, not on a technical verdict after the games have played.
May 04, 2015 at 02:06PM View BBCode
i am sure that was what it did, I just wanted to know how it worked.it seems to me, a more satisfying 3 way thing, would be this
determine which of the three had the "best regular season head to head winning percentage". give that team the bye (that is its reward for being "better" during the regular season).
the other two teams play one game (against each other obviously). the winner of that game plays the team that has the bye, and there is your team that advances, and plays in the LCS.
if the team with the "best regular season head to head winning percentage" is to be rewarded, this seems better (giving it a bye) than giving it the whole thing based on this percentage after all the teams go 1-1. settle it on the simulated field, not on a technical verdict after the games have played.
ballmark
May 04, 2015 at 10:09PM View BBCode
Do you then need a tiebreaker if two teams have an evenly-matched head-to-head record? Run differential?
ballplayer3
Regards,
Mike
May 08, 2015 at 11:51PM View BBCode
There are only 34 players in the Draft Pool right now. Seems like a mistake.Regards,
Mike
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