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Online Barbu Ladder |
Submitting resultsLadder results should be sent to online.barbu.results@virgin.net. Emails to this address are processed automatically by a piece of software, so please don’t send any other correspondence to this address. The results should be provided in the same form as the play records produced by the program (“File” then “Save Hand records”), but with full names, abbreviations or aliases in place of the "handles" used during the game. For an explanation of the rules for abbreviations, and a list of aliases, please click here: Player naming and current alias list More informationCreditsMany people have been contributed to the creation of the ranking system. However, special thanks are due to: · Gerben Dirksen, for having the idea, devising the original formula, writing the first program to calculate ratings, administering it for most of the first year, and providing useful advice and mathematical assistance ever since. · Graham Hazel, without whose software none of it would have been possible. Steve Altus, David Beer, Lew Stansby, Neil Trentham and Giles Woodruff, for providing advice and comments. |
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Barbu HeroesLargest number of ladder wins Lew Stansby (3) All time highest scorer Kit Woolsey (+653) Highest score on a single deal Kit Woolsey: +275 at Dominoes, subsequently equalled by Jon Rice Winners, 2006 January: JoAnna Stansby February: Laura Tidone Winners, 2003-5 2005 ladder: Jérome Rombaut 2005 “Zester”: Martin Garvey 2005 “Apple core”: Jérome Rombaut 2004 ladder: Joel Wooldridge 2004 “Zester”: Neil Trentham 2004 “Apple core”: Joel Wooldridge 2003 ladder: JoAnna Stansby Monthly/bimonthly/quarterly ladders: David Adler, Neil Allerton (twice), Steve Altus (twice), Giovanni Bobbio, Graham Hazel, Francesco Mazzadi, Joon Pahk, Armando Pontecorvo (twice), Jérome Rombaut (twice), Mike Rice, JoAnna Stansby, Lew Stansby (three times), Laura Tidone, Neil Trentham (twice) Willie Whitaker, Philip Wood, Kit Woolsey (twice) |
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Last updated: Thu 02 Mar 2006 23:53 (UK time) |