SI... bernie question
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SI... bernie question
by scorehouse » Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:39 am
this shows up on a few cards. is it a single with no strings attached? misprint? secret mason's code?
Last edited by scorehouse on Mon Sep 19, 2011 2:17 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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by george barnard » Fri Sep 16, 2011 8:49 am
It means....
[size=24:afd58a8da3]
[color=red:afd58a8da3]YES!!!!!!![/color:afd58a8da3]![/size:afd58a8da3]
[size=7:afd58a8da3]or maybe no[/size:afd58a8da3]
¿quién sabe?
[size=24:afd58a8da3]
[color=red:afd58a8da3]YES!!!!!!![/color:afd58a8da3]![/size:afd58a8da3]
[size=7:afd58a8da3]or maybe no[/size:afd58a8da3]
¿quién sabe?
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by ADRIANGABRIEL » Mon Sep 19, 2011 12:48 pm
I think it's a missprint and we are not getting the full split displayed.
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by scorehouse » Mon Sep 19, 2011 3:47 pm
who's :roll: card? i can't remember the card i was viewing that provided this inspiration?
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by rburgh » Tue Sep 27, 2011 11:27 pm
There are two different issues. Some cards have simply SI as a play result. I have always assumed these were equivalent to SI(cf) results. An example is Damaso Garcia 1985 (as noted in Petrosian's post).
Other cards have the play result SI-. One that I know of is the play result for 2-3 on both sides of the card for Jo-Jo Moore 1934. I strongly suspect that these are really SI* 1, lineout 2-20 results, but they are counted on DD as though they are full hits.
Strat stores split results in four (!) locations. The first result is stored in one array, there is another array that lists all the locations on the card with split results, and two more bytes are dedicated to the split number and the back-end result. I suppose this is actually more efficient than using two bytes for each possible roll.
Other cards have the play result SI-. One that I know of is the play result for 2-3 on both sides of the card for Jo-Jo Moore 1934. I strongly suspect that these are really SI* 1, lineout 2-20 results, but they are counted on DD as though they are full hits.
Strat stores split results in four (!) locations. The first result is stored in one array, there is another array that lists all the locations on the card with split results, and two more bytes are dedicated to the split number and the back-end result. I suppose this is actually more efficient than using two bytes for each possible roll.
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by scorehouse » Wed Sep 28, 2011 10:47 am
wish i knew for certain on the mcgee card. he has one on a 4 but one is on a seven. he also has SI*-with numbers that vary in additon to the SI?
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