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2021 Men's Ranking Predictions Competition


JonH - see my example in the rules. The other players would stay where they are, not move up. So in your case Paul would become your pick for GB #2

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Thanks TA. So to be clear the old player is completely replaced. So its sort of a rocker booster really if you decide to use it.

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JonH - see my example in the rules. The other players would stay where they are, not move up. So in your case Paul would become your pick for GB #2


 Addict, sorry, being a little slow but if Paul becomes the pick for #2, then he also takes the ranking prediction of your #2, yes? Or he keeps his predicted ranking BUT (somehow) is #2 even though his ranking isn't the second best ranking? 

Practical example - just taking a randomly selected list: 

On the list below, if Murray retires in April, the person can put Fery into be the new number 2. But is it Fery at predicted 55 at number two? Or Fery at predicted 600 which - somehow - is number two?  

1 Edmund 40
2. Murray 55
3. Evans 60
4. Norrie 90
5. Draper 203
6. Broady 288
7. Peniston 307
8. Matusevich 456
9. McHugh 460
10.Jubb 508

Res: Fery 600



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He would be predicted GB#2 but predicted WR600. I know it doesn't really work very well for extreme examples, but say you replaced Matusevich with Fery - that would be a good substitute at GB #8.

A better example in this case would be picking Lloyd Glasspool at say WR510. If he finished the year at 510 and was substututed for Andy, you would get 5 points for the WR only, but if you substituted him for Paul Jubb you would get 5 points for WR and 4 points for GB. I think the substitutes will work much better for the women's predictins, where the lower positions are closer together and choosing the last few is much harder.

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Ok, thanks - I've got it - the alternative slips into the ranking order at the place of the person he's replacing but keeps his own ranking prediction.

All good !

And it doesn't matter if it has slightly weird consequences (coz in fact the Andy replacement is more likely (unfortunately) than many of the others) - the whole tennis prediction fun is that weird things happen - just got to factor it in as best one can

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My team with no reserve 

1. D. Evans 30

2. K. Edmund 40

3. A. Murray 60

4. C. Norrie  70

5, J. Draper  150

6. L. Broady 200

7. J. Clarke 240

8. A. Matusevich  300

9. A Fery 350

10. R. Penistone 360 



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I'm not bothering for the first time in many years.
I don't see a proper season due to Covid and it will require another change in the rules for rankings.

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1. K Edmund 36
2. D Evans 46
3. C Norrie 82
4. J Draper 186
5. J Clarke 212
6. L Broady 250
7. J Ward 296
8. J Choinski 320
9. B Klein 336
10. A Matusevich 368

Sub A Murray 72



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1. Dan Evans 22
2. Kyle Edmund 36
3. Cameron Norrie 39
4. Andy Murray 48
5. Jay Clarke 122
6. Liam Broady 128
7. Jack Draper 151
8. Anton Matusevich 190
9. James Ward 290
10. Paul Jubb 328


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Just ten entries so far, so if you are going to take part you have less than two days to submit your entry.

We had 35 entries last year, so hoping to get close to that again.



-- Edited by the addict on Wednesday 30th of December 2020 01:03:37 PM

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Working on it.

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the addict wrote:

Just ten entries so far, so if you are going to take part you have less than two days to submit your entry.

We had 35 entries last year, so hoping to get close to that again.



-- Edited by the addict on Wednesday 30th of December 2020 01:03:37 PM


 And one of your 10 entries includes mine who has done the mens for the first time.



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Lets get entered guys, this is a great little long-standing competition!

ta , maybe it would be ok to extend it a week to allow festive season to unwind !?

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1.   Kyle Edmund   25

2.   Dan Evans      35

3.  Cameron Norrie 45

4.  Andy Murray      50

5.  Liam Broady     120

6.  Jay Clarke        135

7.   Jack Draper     180

8.   James Ward     200

9.   Paul Jubb         220

10. Anton Matusevich  250

 

Reserve   Arthur Fery 270



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1 Edmund 25
2. Murray 35
3. Evans 40
4. Norrie 130
5. Draper 140
6. Broady 160
7. Peniston 530
8. Matusevich 560
9. McHugh 570
10.Jubb 269

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