Sep 2021
3:42pm, 1 Sep 2021
26,651 posts
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JulesR
It was good of you to test out that feature SPR;)
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Sep 2021
4:40pm, 1 Sep 2021
35,201 posts
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SPR
Just tested it again and can confirm it still works
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Sep 2021
5:05pm, 1 Sep 2021
26,652 posts
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JulesR
You’ve already got my MotM vote SPR - others may be easily bribed too;)
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Sep 2021
8:46pm, 1 Sep 2021
127 posts
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Dave..M
Jenny, I've managed to join the sub-1200 and sub-1000 tournaments so I suspect we'll be fighting for bottom spot (I havent played for about 6 weeks so I'm pretty rusty)
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Sep 2021
11:38am, 2 Sep 2021
74,718 posts
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Gobi
Lots of us in both
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Sep 2021
12:39pm, 2 Sep 2021
5,968 posts
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jennyh
Let the battle for bottom spot commence Dave M! (I think even with 6 weeks out you’ll still be better than me )
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Sep 2021
9:42pm, 3 Sep 2021
26,658 posts
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JulesR
Brian’s restarted doing puzzles & is now up to 3rd place in the Fetch rankings.
James still Fetch top puzzle rating over 2400 but me and Brian in the 2300’s chasing hard, Bish & Rasmus both over 2000.
The big difference is in % solving success, where Brian has 70% vs all the rest of us in the 50s (although James is 59%)
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Sep 2021
10:00pm, 3 Sep 2021
10,707 posts
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jda
Do you know how the timing aspect works? I wonder if it's better to think a bit longer and maybe get more right. Or not.
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Sep 2021
10:30pm, 3 Sep 2021
26,659 posts
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JulesR
It’s +5 for a slow correct solution no matter how slow that slow is.
Faster correct answers can gain way more - I’ve had a +15, but maybe higher available.
I was wondering if you solve a few puzzles consecutively if they just get tougher & tougher, so it may be best to restrict to a few each day?
My other non-Scottish club has most top people on 52-55%, so James at 70% is exceptional (although he hasn’t taken on the toughest puzzles much yet!)
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Sep 2021
10:57pm, 3 Sep 2021
1,537 posts
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BrianJ
I tended to try and solve them quickly, didn't realise there's no time penalty, unlike puzzle rush...
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