Time Control for a 1 Day Standard

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  • Lee Hendon
    • 2008-06-09
    • 506

    #1

    Time Control for a 1 Day Standard

    Just trying to figure out what time control players prefer for a 1-day standard event?
    16
    Sd 60
    18.75%
    3
    55 +5 bonus
    6.25%
    1
    50 +10 bonus
    25.00%
    4
    45 +15 bonus
    37.50%
    6
    60 +5 delay
    12.50%
    2
    60 +10 delay
    0.00%
    0
    Other please post
    0.00%
    0
    Last edited by Lee Hendon; Friday, 10 November, 2017, 05:24 AM.
  • John Brown
    • 2008-05-30
    • 1042

    #2
    Re: Time Control for a 1 Day Standard

    How many rounds you talking? What is your definition of Standard?

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    • Lee Hendon
      • 2008-06-09
      • 506

      #3
      Re: Time Control for a 1 Day Standard

      Hello John standard means a 60 move game = 60 mins or greater
      so 55 min + 5 sec bonus at 60 moves = 5 min bonus

      These games are standard or regular rated not active

      4 Rds please see poll

      Thanks Lee

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      • Hal Bond
        • 2008-07-23
        • 1516

        #4
        Re: Time Control for a 1 Day Standard

        Hi Lee - in Guelph we use 30+30. That way everyone writes till the end - lower maintenance. Games have never exceeded 2hours

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        • Egidijus Zeromskis
          • 2008-05-30
          • 5715

          #5
          Re: Time Control for a 1 Day Standard

          I hate delays - especially when the clock does not show a countdown.

          30+30 sounds reasonable to still get standard ratings. Maybe a little bit fast for some seniors.

          I chose 50+10 on the poll.

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          • Lee Hendon
            • 2008-06-09
            • 506

            #6
            Re: Time Control for a 1 Day Standard

            Hello Egidijus Zeromskis

            I also hate that the DGT NA do not add or show the delay countdown
            I know my DGT 2010 adds the delay back to the time
            and some have a separate counter for the delay

            Does anybody know why NA's don't show the countdown or add and 2010's do?
            Also just wondering about the 3000's

            Thanks Lee

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