Double Dummy Race Help

Introduction

After introducing the Solo Challenge and the Quiz, we have spent quite a long time for adaptive maintenance. For the 2018 Spring release, we have introduced a new game mode called "Double Dummy Race" (DDR). This mode is different from the conventional modes, which is based on double dummy. A set of questions are set up with all the four hands are revealed. You need to calculate the best result that a side can get on each question of that set. The one who got the best accuracy and shortest time will win the race.

How it works

Each race will be last for 6 hours (4 each day), which it is opened for members to join For each race, you need to answer 8 questions that is based on double dummy trick calculation. Upon the end of the race, players will be ranked accordingly to the accuracy (number of corrected answer), completeness (total questions answered) and then quickness (time used for providing the correct answers). The losers of the race will donate 0.1 Master Point to the winning pool which is shared by the winners. The share of the pool is based on the rank of the winner on the race.

The rules

You need to have at least 0.5 Match Point to join the race.
You must be online in order to participate the race.
The time will be based on server's real-time clock, all kinds of latency and delay will not be compensated.
Once you joined the race, you cannot withdraw.
The answer submitted will be based on double click to confirm, so it will be final.
For each question, you have an option to give up that question. A give up question is treated as a wrong answer.
Unanswered questions are treated as give-up.
Result will be calculated and posted to the web once the race is closed.
If a type of question cannot be handled by an out-dated app, it will automatically set to give up on that question type.
The answer is determined by our double dummy engine, this answer is DEEMED as correct though there may have small chance of error due to programming bug.

To avoid cheating, the following should be bare in mind:

A person can only join a race once.
A handset can only join a race once.
An IP address can only join a race once.
No game information exchange before race was closed.
Use of double dummy analysis tool to help solving the question is forbidden.
We will analyze the top players' games to detect for the presence of cheating.
Players ruled cheating will lead to disqualify from a race or even account suspension.

The Reward

The reward of Master Point is based on zero sum. That meant the gain for the winner is from the losers.

To entitle for a winner, you must rank higher than 50% of total participates.

If you are not a winner, you are treated as a loser.

A loser will lose 0.1 Master Point, which will be put into winning pool.

The winners will share the pool based on the following formula:

WP x (N + 1 - R) x 2 / (N + 1) / N

WP = Winner Pool
N = Total Number of Winners
R = Position of the Winner (1..N)

For 1 participant race: The winner will get 0.1 Master Point.
For 2+ participants race: The above formula applies.

House Keeping

Race result can be found in our website once the event is closed and processed. However, due to disk storage issue, we only keep the recent three month game records for public reference.

Up to now, we have no policy to purge inactive users. However, we reserve the right to purge the user records that are inactive for more than one year.

Terms

All the product and service are provided "as-is". For detail of our website's terms, please refer to http://www.weweweb.net/info/terms.html and the license terms in our product respectively.