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Club DBM Competitions

AWC 2007 CLUB DBM COMPETITION
 Competition results were last updated Thursday, 15 November 2007 22:47.

For 2007 the AWC is running a club De Bellis Multitudinis competition in both 25mm and 15mm scales. See side bar for scoring and general rules.

25mm Competition Format

There are three groups, two of 4 and one of 5 players, in 25mm.
Each group will play a round robin.
The top ranked player in each group in 25mm will go to the Semi-Finals, the 2nd Ranked
    Players in Groups A and B will play each other and the winner plays the 2nd Ranked
    Player in Group C - the winner of that game being the 4th Semi-Finalist.
There will be no 'Plate' finals for non-semi-finalists in 25mm this year.
Winning semi finalists will play off for the 'Championship'.
Losing semi finalists will play off for 3rd/4th.

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25MM

STANDINGS

Group A (Total 3 Games per competitor)

Player:

 Comp. Points VPs 10% EE Bonus Generals Killed Baggage Sacked Wins Draws Losses
Nick Buckby
 Later Imp. Romans		 32 29 1 3 - 3 - -
John Calnan
 French Ordonnance		 20 17 1 3 - 1 1 1
Gerard Lelieveld
 Seleucid		 3 3 - - - - 1 1
Wayne Stewart
L S Neo-Assyrians		 1 1 - 1 - - - 2

Group A General's Bonus shared due to a tie, no bonus for Baggage as none sacked.

Group B (Total 3 Games per competitor)

Player:

 Comp. Points VPs 10% EE Bonus Generals Killed Baggage Sacked Wins Draws Losses
Andrew Fergus*
Seleucid		 20 18 1 - 3 2 - 1
Lance Knighton*
 Later Imp. Romans		 20 20 - 1 - 2 - 1
Philip Abela
Kushite Egyptians		 16 12 1 1 6 1 - 2
Andrew Bennetts
 Later Carthaginians		 12 10 - 2 - 1 - 2

* Andrew Fergus finished top of Group B due to defeating Lance Knighton in pool play.

Group C (Total 4 Games per competitor)

Player:

 Comp. Points VPs 10% EE Bonus Generals Killed Baggage Sacked Wins Draws Losses
Ivan Truong
 Patrician Romans		 33 29 - 3 5 3 - 1
Grant Brown
Medieval Portuguese		 32 28 2 2 - 2 1 1
Ben Hill
 Early Imp. Romans		 23 23 - 1 - 2 1 1
Wayne Watts
Medieval Germans		 20 20 - - - 1 2 1
Helois ?
Jalayarid		 0 0 - 1 - - - 4

General & Baggage Bonuses provisionally assigned to Ivan subject to results of the final pool game.

GAME DETAILS

Group A

Player:

 Opponent:
Nick John C Gerard Roundie
Nick
 Later Imp. Romans		   W:10-0
N-1-0		 W:10-0
Y-0-0		 W:9-1
N-2-0
John C
 French Ordonnance		 L:0-10
N-0-0		   D:7-3
N-0-0		 W:10-0
N-3-0
Gerard
 Seleucid		 L:0-10
N-0-0		 D:3-7
N-0-0		   Not
Played
Roundie
L S Neo-Assyrians		 L:1-9
N-1-0		 L:0-10
N-0-0		 Not
Played		  

Group B

Player:

 Opponent:
Benny Lance Andrew F Philip
Benny
 Later Carthaginians		   L:1-9
N-1-0		 Conceded
N-0-0		 W:9-1
N-1-0
Lance
 Later Imp. Romans		 W:9-1
N-0-0		   L:2-8
N-0-0		 W:9-1
N-1-0
Andrew F
Seleucid		 Win
Y-0-0		 W:8-2
N-0-3		   L:0-10
N-0-0
Philip
Kushite Egyptians		 L:1-9
N-0-0		 L:1-9
N-1-6		 W:10-0
Y-0-0		  

Group C

Player:

 Opponent:
Ivan Ben H Wayne W Grant B Helois
Ivan
Patrician Romans		   L:3-7
N-1-0		 W:8-2
N-1-5		 W:8-2
N-1-0		 W:10-0
N-0-0
Ben H
 Early Imp. Romans		 W:7-3
N-0-0		   D:6-4
N-1-0		 L:0-10
N-0-0		 W:10-0
N-0-0
Wayne W
Medieval Germans		 L:2-8
N-0-0		 D:4-6
N-0-0		   D:4-6
N-0-0		 W:10-0
N-0-0
Grant B
Medieval Portuguese		 L:2-8
N-0-0		 W:10-0
Y-1-0		 D:6-4
N-1-0		   W:10-0
Y-0-0
Helois
Jalayarid		 L:0-10
N-0-0		 L:0-10
N-0-0		 L:0-10
N-1-0		 L:0-10
N-0-0		  

Details are: First line; Win, Draw, or Loss, and points for and against the player. Second line; Did player achieve the under 10% element losses (Yes/No), Number of enemy Generals Killed, Number of Enemy Baggage Elements sacked.

25mm Play Offs

25mm Preliminary Finals

Gp.A vs. Gp.B: Results: Winner vs. Gp.C: Result:
John Calnan
vs.
Lance Knighton		 Loss
4-6
Win		 Lance Knighton
vs.
Grant Brown		 Draw
3-7
Draw

25mm Cup Finals

Semi Final 1:

 Results: Final: Result:
Nick Buckby
vs.
Ivan Truong		 Win
by concession
Loss		 Nick Buckby
vs.
Andrew Fergus		 Win
10-0
Loss

Semi Final 2:

 Results: 3rd/4th Play-Off: Result:
Andrew Fergus
vs.
Grant Brown		 Win
10-0
Loss		 Ivan Truong
vs.
Grant Brown
Not Played
 

Final 25mm Competition Result

1 Nick Buckby Later Imp. Romans 8 Philip Abela Kushite Egyptians
2 Andrew Fergus Seleucid 9 Wayne Watts Medieval Germans
3 Ivan Truong Patrician Romans 10 Andrew Bennetts Later Carthaginians
4 Grant Brown Medieval Portuguese 11 Gerard Lelieveld Seleucid
5 Lance Knighton Later Imp. Romans 12 Wayne Stewart Later Sarganoid Neo-Assyrians
6 John Calnan French Ordonnance
7 Ben Hill E. Imperial Romans 13 Helois Jalayarid

For final rankings in positions 5-13 above the Group C competitors are rated with 75% of their round robin score to reflect the extra game played.

15MM

15mm Competition Format

There is one group of 7 players.
The group will play a round robin.
The top ranked player will win the 'Championship' after the round robin.

STANDINGS

Group A (Total 6 Games per competitor).

Player:

 Comp. Points VPs 10% EE Bonus Generals Killed Baggage Sacked Wins Draws Losses
Paul O'Hagan
Lysichamid		 44 42 1 4 10 4 1 -
Matthew Collett
Magyars		 18 16 1 2 - 1 1 -
Paul Cunningham
 Ch'in Chinese		 13 13 - 2 - 1 - 2
Surfboard
Kushan		 11 11 - 1 - 1 - 1
Errol Hooker
Navarrese		 7 7 - 2 - 1 - 3
Craig Love
Medieval German		 1 1 - - - - - 1
Bryan Graves
Ancient Britons		 0 0 - - - - - 1

GAME DETAILS

Group A

Player:

 Opponent:
Matthew Paul O Craig Paul C Errol Bryan G S'board
Matthew
Magyars		   D:6-4
N-1-0		     W:10-0
Y-1-0		    
Paul O
Lysichamid		 D:4-6
N-1-0		     W:9-1
N-1-0		 W:10-0
N-1-4		 W:10-0
Y-1-0		 W:9-1
N-0-6
Craig
 Med. German		       L:1-9
N-0-0		      
Paul C
 Ch'in Chinese		   L:1-9
N-0-0		 W:9-1
N-1-0		   L:3-7
N-1-0		    
Errol
Navarrese		 L:0-10
N-0-0		 L:0-10
N-2-0		   W:7-3
N-0-0		     L:0-10
N-0-0
Bryan G
Ancient Britons		   L:0-10
N-0-0		          
Surfboard
Kushan		   L:1-9
N-1-0		     W:10-0
N-0-0		    

Details are: First line; Win, Draw, or Loss, and points for and against the player. Second line; Did the player achieve the under 10% element losses (Yes/No), Number of enemy Generals Killed, Number of Enemy Baggage Elements sacked.

Final 15mm Competition Result

1     5    
2     6    
3     7    
4          
 

Last Update
15-Nov-2007

Scoring

Standard Victory Points as per the published DBM Rules (however Win, Draw, Loss results will be recorded and used as a tie break if necessary).

2 VP bonus if you win, and lose less than 10% of your total element equivalent count (thereby inflicting a "down trou" against your opponent)!

At the end of the round robin the player who (in each group) has killed the most enemy generals will receive a 2 VP bonus.

At the end of the round robin the player who has killed the most enemy baggage (in each group) will receive a 2 VP bonus.

Win/Draw/Loss will be recorded and used as a tie break in the event of a draw at the end of round robin play.

Full results of each game are to be mailed to the AWC Yahoo! Group - both players are equally responsible for completing this.

You must be a paid up member of the AWC, and preferably subscribed to the AWC Yahoo! Group.

General Rules for the Competition

Table size for 25mm is 8'x5' unless unavailable, then 8'x6', then 8'x4' if necessary. For 15mm it is the standard 6'x4'.

400AP for all games in both scales unless mutually agreed.

The current version, DBM 3.1, to be used.

Weather, time of day and all that allegedly fun stuff to be played unless mutually waived.

Your default army is the one you tell the organiser before your first game. Either player may insist on both players using their default armies by giving reasonable notice, otherwise army list being used must be named when game is scheduled. Default army means, for example, 100 yrs War English list, it doesn’t mean a completely fixed army list for that army, like in a convention - you may change the structure and make-up of your army before each game.

Players must agree armies well in advance of the game, and if wishing to enforce default armies at that time.

Players who feel they have been given a raw deal, over army selection or indeed anything, may appeal to the organiser (Andrew Bennetts). To encourage people to be nice to their opponents, complaints will be dealt with on a “guilty until proven innocent basis”. Short answer: Don't give your opponent cause to complain!

All games are 4 hours, unless both participants agree otherwise.

Players are expected to organise their own games. These do not need to be at the Club and may include games played at conventions that fall within the competition period. Given the reduced commitment required for this abbreviated format, defaulters will be treated both harshly and unfairly!

Competition Round Robin play for 25mm must be completed by 01 July 2007; Finals (for 25mm) and round robin play for 15mm are to be completed by 31 August 2007.

   

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