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== Mahjong European Ranking System == | == Mahjong European Ranking System == | ||
The EMA has its ranking system for ranking players, and indirectly countries | The EMA has its ranking system for ranking players, and indirectly countries. | ||
=== Player Ranking === | === Player Ranking === | ||
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* A country may determine at will who may qualify as a member, and may determine that a player of a different nationality "may or may not" be qualified to join. | * A country may determine at will who may qualify as a member, and may determine that a player of a different nationality "may or may not" be qualified to join. | ||
* The rating at various tournaments can be affected by various practices, causing a score divergence that may be reproduced differently at another tournament. A tournament with 17 people had 3 substitutes, padding everyone's score upward as if there were 20 participants. Tied rankings led to awarding players with the best possible rating, as opposed to an average rating of that place and the next one. | * The rating at various tournaments can be affected by various practices, causing a score divergence that may be reproduced differently at another tournament. A tournament with 17 people had 3 substitutes, padding everyone's score upward as if there were 20 participants. Tied rankings led to awarding players with the best possible rating, as opposed to an average rating of that place and the next one. | ||
* The "3 events fits all" rule is outdated. Iniquities in the rule systems are only going to become worse over time. A country with 5 million inhabitants is being treated the same as a country with 50 million, except if you are France. | * The "3 events fits all" rule is outdated. Iniquities in the rule systems are only going to become worse over time. A country with 5 million inhabitants is being treated the same as a country with 50 million, except if you are France. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||