Good quality app
It’s a solid, simple app that does exactly what I need it to do. It would be nice if you could advance through the rounds without entering scores. That way you could assign seats for the next round and then enter scores for the previous round.
Okay, but…….
We used this app for a euchre tournament of 13p and I like that the byes are randomly selected and never repeated but I’m not sure why it can’t select partners you haven’t played with before. We played 8 rounds and I had the same partner 4 times, many others played with the same partner multiple times as well. This was a game changer and we will never use this app again unless this gets fixed. It shouldn’t be to difficult to have it select 8 different partners with 13 players…..or at least have a maximum of two times with same partner.
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Great concept. Could use 1 easy update
Just downloaded today. Used for family gathering of 8 people. Played 4 rounds.
The app should not have paired anyone with the same partner but ended up with 3 duplicate pairings. If that gets fixed then this would be a truly awesome and very useful app.
The app should not have paired anyone with the same partner but ended up with 3 duplicate pairings. If that gets fixed then this would be a truly awesome and very useful app.
Interactive
Would be great if this could be shared with all players so each player could enter their own score and see where they play next.
We have an annual tournament of about 40 people and currently have one person collecting and communicating next game assignments.
We have an annual tournament of about 40 people and currently have one person collecting and communicating next game assignments.
App is good needs some tweeking
Playing 12 people tournament (3 tables), several rounds, same individuals were paired multiple rounds. Algorithm can be corrected easily
Response from developer
Thanks for the feedback. The app currently does ‘partner pairing’ randomly, while allowing the same partner before all partner pairs are exhausted (differently from how ‘byes’ are done). This sounds like a good option for next release!
