PTBBF 2008

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Poncey
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PTBBF 2008

Post by Poncey »

Thinking of doing a British version of PTBF, is this a good idea?

My domestic knowledge isn't as good as it should be, so not sure how fights would be selected for prediction. Any thoughts?

This is all provided JCS can let me have a version of his PTBF Excel macro as well.

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Dirk Kelly
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Post by Dirk Kelly »

What is it, and what does it entail?
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Post by Poncey »

Predicting the outcome of fights.
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Post by Mario »

Fantastic idea! I've been wanting to join the one on the current scene for ages but kept missing the cut off point. Im sure a bit of discussion between us all on here can help decide which bouts would be worth including.

It looks like bloody hard work though!
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Post by black panther »

Id definitely be up for this - but as Mario said it's not easy!
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Post by Poncey »

Provided I can get the s/sheet from JCS, it should be a simple plug in I think.

Plus I don't think we'll have as many takers as Current Scene so maintenance should be okay.
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Post by Sammy Mendelson »

I will warn you now that running a prediction league is quite time consuming. Therefore, I would suggest that one of the posters who is either retired, permanantly on the sick or expecting to be unemployed for sometime (i.e. lame and lazy) takes charge of the project. You should have plenty of candidates.
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Post by Razor »

GET-R-DONE!
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