[0 carbon]

Tournament Completion Rate % is used to determine entrance to many tourneys.
What is important to tourneys is that you finish your boards and don't bail and cause delays and TD intervention.
I don't see any "Main Completion Rate", perhaps because I only play tourneys, and only ones with people.

I have 100% board completion and only 99% tourney completion and NO Main Completion Rate.


It seems to me that TCR should be based on whether the player stayed until she had nothing left to do, i.e, played their last card to last trick, or became dummy in last scheduled board.
How can I have 100% board completion and only 99% tourney completion? How else do you complete tourneys?


Also, which tourneys count in TCR calculation & which don't?

[smerriman]

 0 carbon, on 2024-December-27, 19:47, said:

How can I have 100% board completion and only 99% tourney completion?

TCR is based on the last 60 days and BCR is the last 30 days, so you must have dropped out of a tournament between 30 and 60 days ago.

 0 carbon, on 2024-December-27, 19:47, said:

Also, which tourneys count in TCR calculation & which don't?

Any tournament where other humans are inconvenienced if you leave.

[barmar]

There's no such thing as Main Completion Rate. TCR is the percentage of tourneys you've completed, while BCR is the percentage of non-tourney boards you've completed.

Leaving in the middle of the last board when you're dummy doesn't count against you.

[0 carbon]

On https://blog.bridgeb...rs-on-profiles/ it says:

Main Completion Rate (MCR)
The Main Completion Rate (MCR) is another automatically calculated statistic for everyone who plays casual games on BBO in the Main or Relaxed Bridge rooms. It tracks how often a player completes a hand they begin.

For example, an MCR of 99% means the player finishes 99% of the hands they start.

MCRs are tracked on a rolling 30-day basis and include all casual hands played on BBO. A minimum of 10 hands begun is required before an MCR score can be calculated. You “begin” a hand when you make your first bid. To “complete” the hand, you must continue to play until the next hand is dealt. If you finish the hand you begin, you earn a +1. If you leave before the hand is completed (i.e., before the next hand is dealt), you receive a -1. However, there are exceptions where no penalties apply:

• When the hand is redealt
• If someone else has already left the hand prematurely
• When there are any robot players
• If you’re the dummy when you leave

Table hosts can select a minimum MCR for their tables. When a player requests permission to join a table where “permission to join” is needed, the host will see the player’s MCR and can decide whether or not to allow them to join.