Current Rankings for 2019
Three matches were played in 2019:
- Eldon’s Americans defeated Steve’s Germans in J193 Raff’s Rules.
- Eldon’s Germans defeated Ron’s Russians in T2 Puma Prowls.
- Paul’s Canadians defeated Chris’s Germans in ASL105 Going to Chursh
Current point standings are:
First Place
Eldon Hemminger (2-0) with 6 points.
Second Place
Paul Suderman (1-0) with 3 points.
Third
Chris Fenn (0-1) with 2 points.
Ron Levreault (0-1) with 2 points.
Steve Knippel (0-1) with 2 points.
IMPORTANT: To view the PDF containing a more details of the ladder matchups, including win/losses, please click on this link: Ladder2019.
♦ Two matches for each opponent is allowed. Players will select the scenario and the sides in the method of their choosing.
♦ Wins get you 3 points, losses get you 2 points. (Games not played get you, and your opponent, 0 points. Appeals will be tolerated.)
♦ The 4 players with the most points will play off for the trophy (it’s a fine trophy with a long history).
♦ The cut off date for submitting ladder game results is December 31st at the stroke of midnight. Any submissions after that date will go instead to the 2020 Ladder results.
The Playoffs
♦ Only club members in good standing who have played at least one game in the ladder match may qualify to be in the playoffs.
♦ The Laddermeister will post a list of the finalists with their rankings on New Years day. In case of a tie between two players, the player with the most wins against the other is awarded the higher standing. If the players are tied in wins, the standings between the two are determined randomly (Each player rolls one die. Lowest result wins. Ties are rerolled).
♦ Scenarios for the playoff rounds on the days of the Finals are supplied by the Laddermeister, using the CASLO approach to scenario and side selection.
♦ In the playoffs, it will be 1 vs. 4, and 2 vs. 3 (adjusted for availability) in the morning round, and then the winners will play off in the afternoon/evening round for the trophy.
♦ Playoffs are to be held on the second Saturday of January. Members are encouraged to set aside that day for this important club event as it is unlikely this day will change. Final to be held between the two finalists at a time and venue of their choosing.