Identify the Movement

[euclidz]

For my interest and education I wonder if you could help me understand/identify a ‘movement’.

 

My wife recently partnered her friend who is learning in another Club. She asked me to look up the results for her and was pleased when I told her they'd come top. I then looked as the movement played . . half the room hadn't played with the other half (of course I didn't rain on her parade by telling her that). I do the scoring at my Club using ScoreBridge and I can’t find any of the movement in ScoreBridge that fits.

 

Can you identify the movement / does it have a name?

 

Here are the clues:

There was 24 pairs (12 tables) and they played 36 boards with a N/S AND an E/W winner.

All pairs only played 15 boards

Pair 1 N/S played boards 1 to 15

Pair 1 N/S played pairs 1, 9, 10, 11 and 12

Pair 1 E/W played boards 1-3; 7-9; 13-15; 19-21; 25-27

Pair 1 E/W played pairs 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5

[NickRW]

Looks like the first 5 rounds of a skip mitchell

[pescetom]

Looks like the first 5 rounds of a skip mitchell

 

Whatever it is, 15 boards say very little.

OTOH this afternoon we played 27, and I still lost on difference of variance at equal MP :D

[euclidz]

Looks like the first 5 rounds of a skip mitchell

Ah thanks I see it now. I went into scorebridge and there's an option to choose how many rounds were not played at the end.

 

Thanks again

[barmar]

I've moved this thread to the Offline Bridge forum, as it has nothing to do with directing BBO tournaments (or BBO at all).