Giant Italian Mahjong TilesUDINE, May, 10th - Players of the mahjong club at Udine, Italy, presented themselves with gigantic mahjong tiles during the 2012 Far East Film Festival. Playing with the extraordinatiy tiles was welcomed by lots of spectators.
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| Written by Alexander Doppelhofer |
| Thursday, 08 July 2010 07:55 |
| It is very difficult to design a new ranking system, but the more difficult it becomes more complicated it is to explain to the players. There is currently very easy as a newcomer to come in the EMA ranking by playing two tournaments, but if you do not have long played more tournaments, and only have good results, then you are always top (eg: Nusreta Mauthner, at the end July 2010 3rd in the league table will take EMA). Four years for a ranked list is too long. focus for one year a ranking would be optimal, but not due to the large distance of the tournaments suitable. Since the EMA, said that one can align three tournaments a year from a nation that would restrict it to improve to 2 years. Maybe you could even go a step further and say that if you want to be a top player this tournament must play two of the three + 1 International tournament for its quality to show even better. I created a separate ranking 2 years ago and there were already so far to surprising results. Martin Rep has contacted me and asked if I can design a new ranking. I sent him mine and he has published them here. I look forward to your comments. |
| Last Updated on Thursday, 08 July 2010 13:09 |
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