Hey folks,
Ties are rare in Yahtzee but they do happen occationally, and they normally result in a drawn game (0,5 points each in round robin tournaments).
However, in single elimination tournaments, a winner must be chosen, and is chosen by the website, but I can't find a clear logic by which that player is selected. I've seen counter examples to my initial assumptions that the win would go to the faster player, or the player with a higher ELO.
Do you know how these ties are decided by the game engine? Would it make sense to add those to the game page's rules?
Many thanks,
Dunaril
Ties are rare in Yahtzee but they do happen occationally, and they normally result in a drawn game (0,5 points each in round robin tournaments).
However, in single elimination tournaments, a winner must be chosen, and is chosen by the website, but I can't find a clear logic by which that player is selected. I've seen counter examples to my initial assumptions that the win would go to the faster player, or the player with a higher ELO.
Do you know how these ties are decided by the game engine? Would it make sense to add those to the game page's rules?
Many thanks,
Dunaril