World Mind Sports Games
#1
Posted 2008-September-03, 06:56
As usual, we will list the event on our vugraph schedule web page as soon as possible, but I can give you a summary here:
17 rounds of round-robin, 16 boards per match.
4 segments of 14 boards in the Round of 16.
6 segments of 16 boards in the quarter-finals.
6 segments of 16 boards in the semi-finals.
6 segments of 16 boards in the finals.
At this point we don't know how many tables we will have up per session. As is always the case, it will depend on how many operators the organisers can get.
Roland
#2
Posted 2008-September-03, 07:03
#3
Posted 2008-September-03, 07:07
brianshark, on Sep 3 2008, 03:03 PM, said:
No info yet, but I will be surprised if we don't get a little of everything. The more operators they can recruit, the greater the chance of showing matches from many series.
All I know at this stage is that the schedule we will have up shortly is the one that applies to the open, women and seniors series. No details regarding the other competitions.
Roland
#4
Posted 2008-September-23, 11:22
I will be in charge of onsite and BBO vugraph during World Minds Game
We plan to broadcast 4 Matches in each round in Beijing. (main match + 3 others)
As usual , I will be sure of this only when I will on site (September 30th).
As Roland noticed , operators' problem is the key for broadcasting , but if chineses people who are in charge of finding operators are like in Sanghai , i'm not worry at all
I will keep you in touch as soon as I got more news for BBO Vugraph in Beijing.
#5
Posted 2008-September-23, 14:23
#6
Posted 2008-September-24, 02:18
Main match is allways a top one - 3 others are free of charge for teams which will be broadcast
All operators (6 chineses people & 2 french people) are paid by WBF for theses matches.
In the other hand , if a team (Italy did it in the past) want to pay operators to be broadcast every round , there's no problem about it but they have to provide (or find) their own operators
Of course , and for security reasons , we can't display as many as matches we can , because each broadcast need an individual box for it.
#7
Posted 2008-September-28, 07:05
Then we found out that Recorders are not required in the Round Robin, ref:
http://www.ecatsbridge.com/Events/wbf/2008...ing/scorers.asp.
I think Ron Klinger and other journalists still want some of our matches
recorded by these young Aussies, but after we are knocked out (and
perhaps earlier if there is an emergency shortage of BBO operators),
these four people, all of whom are experienced BBO operators,
will almost certainly be available to operate for BBO if needed.
If anyone in Beijing wants to follow up on this possibility,
my email is petergill909@gmail.com.
Peter Gill
Australian Open Team member
#8
Posted 2008-September-28, 09:39
Zmud99, on Sep 23 2008, 12:22 PM, said:
I will be in charge of onsite and BBO vugraph during World Minds Game
We plan to broadcast 4 Matches in each round in Beijing. (main match + 3 others)
As usual , I will be sure of this only when I will on site (September 30th).
As Roland noticed , operators' problem is the key for broadcasting , but if chineses people who are in charge of finding operators are like in Sanghai , i'm not worry at all
I will keep you in touch as soon as I got more news for BBO Vugraph in Beijing.
the 3 others can be any match? from U21 to seniors?
The finals fo the youth teams are on the 13th, I guess you will broadcast something from that at least?
Cu in china
#9
Posted 2008-October-02, 01:10
More informations about BBO Vugraph during WMSG in Beijing :
We will broadcast 5 Matches for every round : 4 Matches from Open,Ladies and Seniors
1 Match from Youth
I will keep you in touch sooner (or later...)
See you
#10
Posted 2008-October-02, 03:36
#11
Posted 2008-October-02, 04:02
ang, on Oct 2 2008, 11:36 AM, said:
Sorry no. Our broadcast will not start until Saturday morning local time. Again it's a question of recruiting operators. We have them for the team events, but they need to practice first to ensure a quality presentation.
Roland
#12
Posted 2008-October-03, 02:58
Round 1:
Hungary v China
Australia v England
Norway v Egypt
Israel v Netherlands
Round 2:
Canada v Italy
France v Brazil
Iceland v Poland
Denmark v South Africa
Round 3:
Poland v Egypt
China v Russia
Romania v Japan
England v USA (seniors)
In each round we will add one youth match. We can't tell you which, and we may only broadcast from one room. The problem with the youth events as far as vugraph is concerned is that the youngsters play at another venue across the city, so our operators are left to their own devices.
Therefore, please understand if we can't offer a comprehensive and flawless youth broadcast in the beginning.
Roland
#13
Posted 2008-October-03, 04:33
Walddk, on Oct 2 2008, 05:02 AM, said:
ang, on Oct 2 2008, 11:36 AM, said:
Sorry no. Our broadcast will not start until Saturday morning local time. Again it's a question of recruiting operators. We have them for the team events, but they need to practice first to ensure a quality presentation.
Roland
The Individual is in 2 parts with the second part on Oct 9th, so perhaps coverage of the second part is possible.
#14
Posted 2008-October-03, 05:03
ang, on Oct 3 2008, 12:33 PM, said:
Walddk, on Oct 2 2008, 05:02 AM, said:
ang, on Oct 2 2008, 11:36 AM, said:
Sorry no. Our broadcast will not start until Saturday morning local time. Again it's a question of recruiting operators. We have them for the team events, but they need to practice first to ensure a quality presentation.
Roland
The Individual is in 2 parts with the second part on Oct 9th, so perhaps coverage of the second part is possible.
Oct 9th is the only day off for the teams .... and most importantly: our operators. My guess is that we won't broadcast, but I'll check with Hervé (Zmud99). Perhaps it's not even our call. It could well be that the WBF won't let us broadcast from that event.
Roland
#15
Posted 2008-October-03, 07:43
Round 4
New Zealand v Spain
Turkey v USA
Argentina v China Hong Kong
Bulgaria v Chinese Taipei
Round 5:
Germany v Indonesia
South Africa v France
Italy v Denmark
Austria v Netherlands
Round 6:
Sweden v China
Italy v Ireland
New Zealand v France (seniors)
Canada v Russia (women)
#16
Posted 2008-October-03, 13:48
#17
Posted 2008-October-03, 14:24
Roland
#18
Posted 2008-October-03, 18:42
Unless you understand Chinese very well, i don't suggest you to have a try.
#19
Posted 2008-October-04, 03:53
Zmud99, on Sep 24 2008, 03:18 AM, said:
In the other hand , if a team (Italy did it in the past) want to pay operators to be broadcast every round , there's no problem about it but they have to provide (or find) their own operators
What is the process for paying operators "to be broadcast every round"?
#20
Posted 2008-October-04, 04:49
stacy, on Oct 4 2008, 04:53 AM, said:
Zmud99, on Sep 24 2008, 03:18 AM, said:
In the other hand , if a team (Italy did it in the past) want to pay operators to be broadcast every round , there's no problem about it but they have to provide (or find) their own operators
What is the process for paying operators "to be broadcast every round"?
what do you mean ?