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**singleGirl** · 07-04-2006, 08:00 AM

and by the time you get to the chuken position, you can kind of gauge which way the match is leaning. and even if both your sempo and jiho lose, if your chuken can pull off a tie, there is at least some hope that your fukusho and taisho can fight back.

unless you have 5 good players, every dantaisen shiai means you have to adjust the teams a bit. in the case above, does that mean you stack the good players in the chuken to taisho? the problem with that is it puts way too much pressure for them to win. because even if they win [making the score 2-2] they have to consider points, and that gives extra pressure.

but conversely, if you stack senpo to chuken, and put unknown quantities in the back two, if one of the first three gets a tie or a loss, things could get hairy..

07-04-2006, 08:00 AM	#17
singleGirl Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	and by the time you get to the chuken position, you can kind of gauge which way the match is leaning. and even if both your sempo and jiho lose, if your chuken can pull off a tie, there is at least some hope that your fukusho and taisho can fight back. unless you have 5 good players, every dantaisen shiai means you have to adjust the teams a bit. in the case above, does that mean you stack the good players in the chuken to taisho? the problem with that is it puts way too much pressure for them to win. because even if they win [making the score 2-2] they have to consider points, and that gives extra pressure. but conversely, if you stack senpo to chuken, and put unknown quantities in the back two, if one of the first three gets a tie or a loss, things could get hairy..
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