Magic: the Gathering in the UK
Constructed League Season Three - Results
Season ends 6th November
| Missed Somehow | ||
| Jason Howlett | 2 - 1 | Paul Young |
| Monday 2nd November | ||
| Warren Vonk | 2 - 0 | Kieran Symington |
| Warren Vonk | 2 - 0 | Steve Bernstein |
| Friday 30th October | ||
| Warren Vonk | 2 - 1 | Paul Young |
| Friday 23rd October | ||
| Roque Martire | 2 - 1 | Dan Barrett |
| Roque Martire | 2 - 1 | Warren Vonk |
| James Mills | 2 - 1 | Jason Howlett |
| Rob Stanjer | 2 - 1 | Dan Barrett |
| Tuesday 20th October | ||
| Jason Howlett | 2 - 0 | Simon O'Keefe |
| Rob Stanjer | 2 - 1 | Simon O'Keefe |
| Monday 19th October | ||
| Roque Martire | 2 - 1 | Charlie Grover |
| Charlie Grover | 2 - 1 | Jason Howlett |
| Warren Vonk | 2 - 1 | Charlie Grover |
| Charlie Grover | 2 - 0 | Kieran Symington |
| Glenn Goldsworthy | 2 - 0 | Charlie Grover |
| Glenn Goldsworthy | 2 - 1 | Steve Bernstein |
| Warren Vonk | 2 - 0 | Glenn Goldsworthy |
| Warren Vonk | 2 - 0 | Jason Howlett |
| Saturday 17th October | ||
| Glenn Goldsworthy | 2 - 1 | Rob Stanjer |
| Gary Lynch | 2 - 0 | Simon O'Keefe |
| Jason Howlett | 2 - 0 | Gary Lynch |
| Friday 16th October | ||
| Warren Vonk | 2 - 0 | Dan Barrett |
| Warren Vonk | 2 - 1 | Gary Lynch |
| Tuesday 13th October | ||
| Glenn Goldsworthy | 2 - 1 | Jason Howlett |
| Glenn Goldsworthy | 2 - 1 | Paul Young |
| Roque Martire | 2 - 1 | Simon O'Keefe |
| Paul Young | 2 - 1 | Roque Martire |
| Monday 12th October | ||
| Steve Bernstein | 2 - 1 | Jason Howlett |
| Kieran Symington | 2 - 0 | Steve Bernstein |
| Roque Martire | 2 - 1 | Steve Bernstein |
| Rob Stanjer | 2 - 1 | Jason Howlett |
| Jason Howlett | 2 - 0 | Kieran Symington |
| Saturday 10th October | ||
| James Mills | 2 - 1 | Steve Bernstein |
| Friday 9th October | ||
| Roque Martire | 2 - 1 | Jason Howlett |
| James Mills | 2 - 0 | Dan Barrett |
| James Mills | 2 - 1 | Warren Vonk |
| Tuesday 6th October | ||
| James Mills | 2 - 1 | Glenn Goldsworthy |
| Roque Martire | 2 - 1 | James Mills |
| Roque Martire | 2 - 1 | Kieran Symington |
| Simon O'Keefe | 2 - 1 | Glenn Goldsworthy |
| Simon O'Keefe | 2 - 1 | Kieran Symington |
| Monday 5th October | ||
| Glenn Goldsworthy | 2 - 1 | Roque Martire |
| Sunday 4th October | ||
| Dan Barrett | 2 - 0 | Gary Lynch |
| Rob Stanjer | 2 - 0 | Kieran Symington |
| Gary Lynch | 2 - 0 | Kieran Symington |
| James Mills | 2 - 1 | Kieran Symington |
| James Mills | 2 - 0 | Rob Stanjer |
| Gary Lynch | 2 - 1 | Rob Stanjer |
| James Mills | 2 - 0 | Gary Lynch |
| Friday 2nd October | ||
| Roque Martire | 2 - 0 | Rob Stanjer |
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Replies to This Discussion
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Permalink Reply by Thomas David Baker on
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Incredible.
The Vonkmeister puts up 4 straight wins to no reply and goes top!
Warren Vonk 11 9 2 20 7 27 Roque Martire 11 9 2 20 12 27
James Mills 9 8 1 17 7 24
Glenn Goldsworthy 9 6 3 14 11 18
Rob Stanjer 9 4 5 10 13 12
Jason Howlett 10 3 7 12 14 9
Gary Lynch 7 3 4 7 9 9
Charlie Grover 5 2 3 6 7 6
Simon O'Keefe 6 2 4 6 10 6
Steve Bernstein 6 1 5 5 11 3
Kieran Symington 9 1 8 5 16 3
Paul Young 3 1 2 4 5 3
Dan Barrett 5 1 4 4 8 3
Nathan Gottlib 0 0 0 0 0 0
Anyone else going to try and snatch it at the last minute?
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Permalink Reply by Dan Barrett on
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Looks like it comes down to who is willing to trek down to Nathan's house to play him!
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Permalink Reply by James Mills on
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OMGWTFBBQ!!!!
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Permalink Reply by wv on
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Considering he has played 0 games, I'm guessing he is not actually participating in the league, as he will probably not want to pay the booster to play one game against one of the leaders...
IMO
Dan Barrett said:Looks like it comes down to who is willing to trek down to Nathan's house to play him!
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I should probably add that Warren is only EQUAL top. The revised rules for season 3 split participants on equal points first by games played then by games won. There was no provision made for further splitting after that.
BUT, each of the top 3 players has at least one non-Nathan that they haven't yet played, right?
For Warren I think it is Simon O'Keefe (usually at the club on a Tuesday!) For Roque it seems to be Gary. And James has 3 potential games (Charlie, Simon, Paul), although must play at least two to have a chance of coming top.
I'll make a rule for next time that you cannot play your first match of the tournament in the last week or something similar.
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Shit!!
I left my deck at home!!!
Simon, are you going to be at the club tonight, and would you like to play some standard? :D
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Hmm ... shenanigans? Warren, care to correct any reported scores or are you happy to face an investigation by the TCI?
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In what world is conceding illegal?
As I understand it, concession = win in any magic tournament on the planet. Indeed, a few of my opponents have conceded to me, which is of course perfectly legal.
As far as I understand it, games don't HAVE to be played at the club and can be played online. Rob and I had a discussion last night and a concession was agreed.
As far as the bribery accusation goes, I'm quite frankly shocked.
Thomas David Baker said:Hmm ... shenanigans? Warren, care to correct any reported scores or are you happy to face an investigation by the TCI?
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I conceded to Warren in our game, as we were very short on time as our drafts were about to start, and he was clearly going to win anyway - i'd already lost g1, and was dead on the board in g2.
However, this is certainly quite different from "agreeing" to a concession with Rob on msn or something.
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Yes, it's technically impossible to legislate against concessions because both parties can just claim they did play. And I can understand the temptation to get the maximum wins.
But I'd ask you in the interests of fairness to retract any results you have through concession and instead try and play out the matches.
As well as being harsh on those who have legitimately won all their wins it sets a bad precedent. In future leagues will you be conceding to folks who conceded to you in this one if they are in with a chance of winning? Taken to an extreme we might as well just get together at the beginning of the league and decide who we want to win it. Even if that is a bit of a silly version of events the idea that the last stretch of any given league will be decided by who can run around and gather a few concessions is a bit depressing.
How about we scratch your game with Rob and you try and play him tonight or Friday?
(If anyone has any ideas about how we can actually legislate this in the rules of the league let me know - I don't have much in the way of good ideas.)
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