Scottish Open Last 16 Ladies
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Well if you are doubting the authenticity of my account I can tell you the game in question was played on board 6 the quarter final was played on board 5. The player beaten 3-1 was a retired Scottish international, that when Ana was 3-1 up in quarter final it was suggested from some one in the crowd that that should have been game over much to everyone's amusement. I know what went on as I saw it with my own eyes and heard everything that was said as I was only 6 feet away when the mistake was first mentioned
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And these are the folk who are going to take over the running of the bdo! At least their cronies (and at least one prominent poster on here fits that description ) will be happy.
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The players director position does not give them authority to overrule officials in charge at the control desk , if the officials are unsure of a decision they should contact the tournament director of the event to make a decision .
The players director would act on the request of a player or to point out an error of running of tournament , if mistakes are made at an event the organisers would be told of them and if repeated could lose their ranking status , the Scottish open is an SDA event not a BDO event .
The players director would act on the request of a player or to point out an error of running of tournament , if mistakes are made at an event the organisers would be told of them and if repeated could lose their ranking status , the Scottish open is an SDA event not a BDO event .
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Did you hear the aforementioned players comments when the issue was pointed out?Offline wrote:Well if you are doubting the authenticity of my account I can tell you the game in question was played on board 6 the quarter final was played on board 5. The player beaten 3-1 was a retired Scottish international, that when Ana was 3-1 up in quarter final it was suggested from some one in the crowd that that should have been game over much to everyone's amusement. I know what went on as I saw it with my own eyes and heard everything that was said as I was only 6 feet away when the mistake was first mentioned
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And these are the people going to be in charge of the bdo......
Thanks offline for clearing it up. Much appreciated
Thanks offline for clearing it up. Much appreciated
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Do you not agree that the officials made the decision , and you fail to mention the retired Scottish international seemed ok with the decision , she certainly was when I spoke to her Sunday morning , I was in the room all day and informed the officials that last 16 should be best of 7 ( which was on control sheets) if this not enforced is fault of officials not players .Offline wrote:Well if you are doubting the authenticity of my account I can tell you the game in question was played on board 6 the quarter final was played on board 5. The player beaten 3-1 was a retired Scottish international, that when Ana was 3-1 up in quarter final it was suggested from some one in the crowd that that should have been game over much to everyone's amusement. I know what went on as I saw it with my own eyes and heard everything that was said as I was only 6 feet away when the mistake was first mentioned
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Oops!WCDPA wrote:Do you not agree that the officials made the decision , and you fail to mention the retired Scottish international seemed ok with the decision , she certainly was when I spoke to her Sunday morning , I was in the room all day and informed the officials that last 16 should be best of 7 ( which was on control sheets) if this not enforced is fault of officials not players .Offline wrote:Well if you are doubting the authenticity of my account I can tell you the game in question was played on board 6 the quarter final was played on board 5. The player beaten 3-1 was a retired Scottish international, that when Ana was 3-1 up in quarter final it was suggested from some one in the crowd that that should have been game over much to everyone's amusement. I know what went on as I saw it with my own eyes and heard everything that was said as I was only 6 feet away when the mistake was first mentioned
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Well at least offline has come on given their no nonsence version of events as a witness instead of you always deflecting, writing in code and talking around the subject rather than just telling us how it actually is.WCDPA wrote:Do you not agree that the officials made the decision , and you fail to mention the retired Scottish international seemed ok with the decision , she certainly was when I spoke to her Sunday morning , I was in the room all day and informed the officials that last 16 should be best of 7 ( which was on control sheets) if this not enforced is fault of officials not players .Offline wrote:Well if you are doubting the authenticity of my account I can tell you the game in question was played on board 6 the quarter final was played on board 5. The player beaten 3-1 was a retired Scottish international, that when Ana was 3-1 up in quarter final it was suggested from some one in the crowd that that should have been game over much to everyone's amusement. I know what went on as I saw it with my own eyes and heard everything that was said as I was only 6 feet away when the mistake was first mentioned
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I am not doubting your account at all. My post merely contained the caveat that my comments were based on the accuracy of said account.Offline wrote:Well if you are doubting the authenticity of my account I can tell you the game in question was played on board 6 the quarter final was played on board 5. The player beaten 3-1 was a retired Scottish international, that when Ana was 3-1 up in quarter final it was suggested from some one in the crowd that that should have been game over much to everyone's amusement. I know what went on as I saw it with my own eyes and heard everything that was said as I was only 6 feet away when the mistake was first mentioned
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The officials made no decision that was the problem they weren't even aware a mistake had been made until some one pointed it out, they just let things fizzle out and the retired Scottish International asked the winner on more than one occasion to play it out and was told she wouldn't. She wasn't ok with the decision at the time she was upset about it as she had played really well and it was a really close game although she lost 3-1, she thought she had a chance if it was played out. Despite a lot of people telling her she should take it further she didn't as that isn't in her nature unlike some others. I think most players would like to win fairly and the majority of players would be prepared to go back on board and play it out. The player in question with her experience of playing the circuit would have known it was best of 7. If the format was best of 7 then winning 3-1 is not a valid result and if the player refused to play out the game then in my opinion she should have been defaultedChrisW wrote:Oops!WCDPA wrote:Do you not agree that the officials made the decision , and you fail to mention the retired Scottish international seemed ok with the decision , she certainly was when I spoke to her Sunday morning , I was in the room all day and informed the officials that last 16 should be best of 7 ( which was on control sheets) if this not enforced is fault of officials not players .Offline wrote:Well if you are doubting the authenticity of my account I can tell you the game in question was played on board 6 the quarter final was played on board 5. The player beaten 3-1 was a retired Scottish international, that when Ana was 3-1 up in quarter final it was suggested from some one in the crowd that that should have been game over much to everyone's amusement. I know what went on as I saw it with my own eyes and heard everything that was said as I was only 6 feet away when the mistake was first mentioned
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Lovely.Offline wrote:The officials made no decision that was the problem they weren't even aware a mistake had been made until some one pointed it out, they just let things fizzle out and the retired Scottish International asked the winner on more than one occasion to play it out and was told she wouldn't. She wasn't ok with the decision at the time she was upset about it as she had played really well and it was a really close game although she lost 3-1, she thought she had a chance if it was played out. Despite a lot of people telling her she should take it further she didn't as that isn't in her nature unlike some others. I think most players would like to win fairly and the majority of players would be prepared to go back on board and play it out. The player in question with her experience of playing the circuit would have known it was best of 7. If the format was best of 7 then winning 3-1 is not a valid result and if the player refused to play out the game then in my opinion she should have been defaultedChrisW wrote:Oops!WCDPA wrote:Do you not agree that the officials made the decision , and you fail to mention the retired Scottish international seemed ok with the decision , she certainly was when I spoke to her Sunday morning , I was in the room all day and informed the officials that last 16 should be best of 7 ( which was on control sheets) if this not enforced is fault of officials not players .Offline wrote:Well if you are doubting the authenticity of my account I can tell you the game in question was played on board 6 the quarter final was played on board 5. The player beaten 3-1 was a retired Scottish international, that when Ana was 3-1 up in quarter final it was suggested from some one in the crowd that that should have been game over much to everyone's amusement. I know what went on as I saw it with my own eyes and heard everything that was said as I was only 6 feet away when the mistake was first mentioned
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Chubbly.BlueSpark wrote:Lovely.Offline wrote:The officials made no decision that was the problem they weren't even aware a mistake had been made until some one pointed it out, they just let things fizzle out and the retired Scottish International asked the winner on more than one occasion to play it out and was told she wouldn't. She wasn't ok with the decision at the time she was upset about it as she had played really well and it was a really close game although she lost 3-1, she thought she had a chance if it was played out. Despite a lot of people telling her she should take it further she didn't as that isn't in her nature unlike some others. I think most players would like to win fairly and the majority of players would be prepared to go back on board and play it out. The player in question with her experience of playing the circuit would have known it was best of 7. If the format was best of 7 then winning 3-1 is not a valid result and if the player refused to play out the game then in my opinion she should have been defaultedChrisW wrote:Oops!WCDPA wrote:Do you not agree that the officials made the decision , and you fail to mention the retired Scottish international seemed ok with the decision , she certainly was when I spoke to her Sunday morning , I was in the room all day and informed the officials that last 16 should be best of 7 ( which was on control sheets) if this not enforced is fault of officials not players .Offline wrote:Well if you are doubting the authenticity of my account I can tell you the game in question was played on board 6 the quarter final was played on board 5. The player beaten 3-1 was a retired Scottish international, that when Ana was 3-1 up in quarter final it was suggested from some one in the crowd that that should have been game over much to everyone's amusement. I know what went on as I saw it with my own eyes and heard everything that was said as I was only 6 feet away when the mistake was first mentioned
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If they weren't aware a mistake had been made they obviously forgot the convo I had with them at about 10.55am before play started where I double checked with them that last 16 was best of 7 as previous year that wasn't on the control sheet and it was corrected ! So there was no deflecting on my part , the ladies on control made the mistake , it was clearly written on their sheets that last 16 was best of 7 , or are you saying I didn't confirm with control that last 16 was best of 7 , the control table was in the room that had boards 1-5 and a practice board , the match in question was played on board 6 which was in other room .ChrisW wrote:Chubbly.BlueSpark wrote:Lovely.Offline wrote:The officials made no decision that was the problem they weren't even aware a mistake had been made until some one pointed it out, they just let things fizzle out and the retired Scottish International asked the winner on more than one occasion to play it out and was told she wouldn't. She wasn't ok with the decision at the time she was upset about it as she had played really well and it was a really close game although she lost 3-1, she thought she had a chance if it was played out. Despite a lot of people telling her she should take it further she didn't as that isn't in her nature unlike some others. I think most players would like to win fairly and the majority of players would be prepared to go back on board and play it out. The player in question with her experience of playing the circuit would have known it was best of 7. If the format was best of 7 then winning 3-1 is not a valid result and if the player refused to play out the game then in my opinion she should have been defaultedChrisW wrote:Oops!WCDPA wrote:
Do you not agree that the officials made the decision , and you fail to mention the retired Scottish international seemed ok with the decision , she certainly was when I spoke to her Sunday morning , I was in the room all day and informed the officials that last 16 should be best of 7 ( which was on control sheets) if this not enforced is fault of officials not players .
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Cant say I am surprised.
The BDO director , who in the past came on here and abused and threatened people, and claimed he never wanted to take over the bdo and proving himself a liar, married to a woman who thinks the rules dont apply to her.
I am sure the usual people on here who respond to the posters than the posts content will be out in force today to defend this .
I am looking forward to yet another year of infighting, back stabbing, threats, violence and abuse within the bdo , in keeping with previous years.
I will be sitting back and laughing , much like most people including uncle barry.
The BDO director , who in the past came on here and abused and threatened people, and claimed he never wanted to take over the bdo and proving himself a liar, married to a woman who thinks the rules dont apply to her.
I am sure the usual people on here who respond to the posters than the posts content will be out in force today to defend this .
I am looking forward to yet another year of infighting, back stabbing, threats, violence and abuse within the bdo , in keeping with previous years.
I will be sitting back and laughing , much like most people including uncle barry.
i am so sorry for my actions these last ten years, i'm going through a tough time
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I can say from years of experience you don't always know the format, i usually ask during the practice darts if i remember or during a match if i'm unsure, the CAT system in the BDO is just another ugly mess though i doubt there is anything that can be improved at this time.
I do wonder what the rule is regarding the end of a match, we are often told that once a game is called that's it but i've seen extra legs played in the past and i've actually had an incorrect score in the first 3 darts corrected when i was about to throw at a double but equally i've seen both dismissed as against the rules.
I am the type to play on, let them change the score, wait an extra 10 minutes for a late opponent etc. though so i think refusing to complete a match is fundamentally wrong no matter who's mistake it was.
At the end of the day the player wasn't happy and the officials made the decision, it is they who are in the wrong not the player, it's her right to question it, if she refuses to accept the officials decision scratch her from the comp, simple.
Still unclear on the correct version though, Offline is adamant and Pauly was one of the two that disputed it originally.
I do wonder what the rule is regarding the end of a match, we are often told that once a game is called that's it but i've seen extra legs played in the past and i've actually had an incorrect score in the first 3 darts corrected when i was about to throw at a double but equally i've seen both dismissed as against the rules.
I am the type to play on, let them change the score, wait an extra 10 minutes for a late opponent etc. though so i think refusing to complete a match is fundamentally wrong no matter who's mistake it was.
At the end of the day the player wasn't happy and the officials made the decision, it is they who are in the wrong not the player, it's her right to question it, if she refuses to accept the officials decision scratch her from the comp, simple.
Still unclear on the correct version though, Offline is adamant and Pauly was one of the two that disputed it originally.
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100% the officials call, and by Paula and Ana starting their match the officials must have made the call.
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One of the players organises her own ranking event, to suggest she doesn't know what the playing rules are for a last 16 match is stupid.
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Of course it is the officials decision at the end of the day, but it says a lot about a persons character in these situations.
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Still say I'd not be happy to play on, both players thought it was best of 5 by the sounds of it and that's what they played. It's a cock up by the organisors for not making sure that they knew what they were playing to. I do agree though that once the officials say go back and play to four then is you refuse you should be scrubbed.
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No no no no I need to apologise because no lady player didn't act like a spoilt brat. Or something.nikkiboy wrote:Still say I'd not be happy to play on, both players thought it was best of 5 by the sounds of it and that's what they played. It's a cock up by the organisors for not making sure that they knew what they were playing to. I do agree though that once the officials say go back and play to four then is you refuse you should be scrubbed.
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