by Johno6 » Tue Jan 10, 2012 11:27 am
by Booney » Tue Jan 10, 2012 11:51 am
Johno6 wrote:what annoys me is the last 2 games that got the D/L i lose money on and this game i wish rained out didnt and i lost money.
never betting on t20 again
by mal » Tue Jan 10, 2012 11:59 am
MAY-Z wrote:mal wrote:HH V MS v DL
The irony of HH V MS was that after 5 overs TA would have won CLEARLY on the DUCK/LEW system and still lost the match
At the 5 over mark on Betfair, MS were about $1-40 to win the match
Just another case of how the punters figured out the favorite and the ultimate winner ,but D/L didnt
at the 5 over mark ms were well infront of the duckworth lewis as the target score for being 1 wicket down was 51, (hh were on 35) hh went infront in the 6th over when birt hit 28 off the over, and at which point the odds evened up significantly
you need to let your fascination with d/l go as the formulas are created based on, and updated on real games not the biased views that humans have
by mal » Tue Jan 10, 2012 12:23 pm
Johno6 wrote:what annoys me is the last 2 games that got the D/L i lose money on and this game i wish rained out didnt and i lost money.
never betting on t20 again
by jackpot jim » Tue Jan 10, 2012 12:27 pm
the joker wrote:a loss tonight will make it really hard to make it, with the last game Against an inform stars team. But win tonight and Perth lose or Hobart lose their last two genes and SA could possibly still hold a home semi. At least they know what they will need playing the last game of the comp
by Dogmatic » Tue Jan 10, 2012 12:52 pm
mal wrote:OTHER SPORTS
How many sports that are uncompleted , can a team or individual be deemed a winner, when nature has taken its course ?
by Ecky » Tue Jan 10, 2012 12:53 pm
mal wrote:Ok I was about an over out, it happened so quick
But you get the drift dont you ?
The fascination is , as I have stated is
What Wright has a system have to predict a winner ?
Why is there a need to contrive a result thru a statistical connotation
DL may rightly find a probable winner based on its systematical facts most times, but it aint and will never be fullproof
Imagine the hullabaloo if a Test match was washed out at Lunch on day 2, and D/L had to produce a winner
OTHER SPORTS
How many sports that are uncompleted , can a team or individual be deemed a winner, when nature has taken its course ?
PS
Mayz , I do understand your point of view, D/L is a good enough way to determine a winner based on whatever
But I really hate it when D/L picks a winner when the result is 50/50[or up to about 30/70] either team winning
It works ok as a process when 1 team is annihilating the other though
John Olsen, June 2012 wrote:"Reserves teams in the SANFL for the two AFL clubs is not negotiable.
We will not compromise the SANFL competition (with AFL reserves teams)."
by MAY-Z » Tue Jan 10, 2012 1:05 pm
Ecky wrote:mal wrote:Ok I was about an over out, it happened so quick
But you get the drift dont you ?
The fascination is , as I have stated is
What Wright has a system have to predict a winner ?
Why is there a need to contrive a result thru a statistical connotation
DL may rightly find a probable winner based on its systematical facts most times, but it aint and will never be fullproof
Imagine the hullabaloo if a Test match was washed out at Lunch on day 2, and D/L had to produce a winner
OTHER SPORTS
How many sports that are uncompleted , can a team or individual be deemed a winner, when nature has taken its course ?
PS
Mayz , I do understand your point of view, D/L is a good enough way to determine a winner based on whatever
But I really hate it when D/L picks a winner when the result is 50/50[or up to about 30/70] either team winning
It works ok as a process when 1 team is annihilating the other though
I understand your point, Mal.
Duckworth-Lewis is an excellent system for 50 over games when the majority of the match is played and a small adjustment is needed.
However, I have never been in favour of using it (or any other rain-adjustment method) for 20/20 games for the reasons you have mentioned above - the games are short enough already so shortening them any further just turns things into a lottery. If the game can't be completed, then neither team should be awarded the win.
by Dutchy » Tue Jan 10, 2012 1:40 pm
by mal » Tue Jan 10, 2012 1:41 pm
MAY-Z wrote:Ecky wrote:mal wrote:Ok I was about an over out, it happened so quick
But you get the drift dont you ?
The fascination is , as I have stated is
What Wright has a system have to predict a winner ?
Why is there a need to contrive a result thru a statistical connotation
DL may rightly find a probable winner based on its systematical facts most times, but it aint and will never be fullproof
Imagine the hullabaloo if a Test match was washed out at Lunch on day 2, and D/L had to produce a winner
OTHER SPORTS
How many sports that are uncompleted , can a team or individual be deemed a winner, when nature has taken its course ?
PS
Mayz , I do understand your point of view, D/L is a good enough way to determine a winner based on whatever
But I really hate it when D/L picks a winner when the result is 50/50[or up to about 30/70] either team winning
It works ok as a process when 1 team is annihilating the other though
I understand your point, Mal.
Duckworth-Lewis is an excellent system for 50 over games when the majority of the match is played and a small adjustment is needed.
However, I have never been in favour of using it (or any other rain-adjustment method) for 20/20 games for the reasons you have mentioned above - the games are short enough already so shortening them any further just turns things into a lottery. If the game can't be completed, then neither team should be awarded the win.
i agree its not as good for t20 but what do you do? if the game has rain for 20 mins you send all the people home and say sorry its a draw? that will infuriate and disillision far more people that using a good mathematical formula
by Ecky » Tue Jan 10, 2012 2:00 pm
John Olsen, June 2012 wrote:"Reserves teams in the SANFL for the two AFL clubs is not negotiable.
We will not compromise the SANFL competition (with AFL reserves teams)."
by Hondo » Tue Jan 10, 2012 2:08 pm
Ecky wrote:Duckworth-Lewis is an excellent system for 50 over games when the majority of the match is played and a small adjustment is needed.
by Hondo » Tue Jan 10, 2012 2:14 pm
Ecky wrote:I think that in minor round games it doesn't matter as much either way, but for finals, there should be extra days set aside and games should be finished off whenever possible.
by redandblack » Tue Jan 10, 2012 3:11 pm
by mal » Tue Jan 10, 2012 4:40 pm
redandblack wrote:No system can be perfect in picking a winner, but the DL is streets ahead of any other method I know.
It's only used in shortened over matches and if there's rain about, both sides know exactly what the par score is and have the ability to do something about it if they can.
mal, it's not used in Tests and never will be, only in games where (dare I say it) the result isn't so important. It's also easy to put up scenarios where the DL appears wrong, but it's just as easy to put up scenarios where a draw would be unjust.
eg: Side 1, 20 overs, 3/195. Side 2, rained out after 18 overs at 9/110.
DL method, Side 1 wins, non-DL, a draw.
As I said, under DL, each side knows the target at all times.
I agree, however, that 5 overs is a bit ridiculous.
by redandblack » Tue Jan 10, 2012 6:37 pm
by the joker » Wed Jan 11, 2012 3:57 pm
by overloaded » Wed Jan 11, 2012 4:03 pm
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by the joker » Wed Jan 11, 2012 4:16 pm
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