James_H Posted June 29, 2020 Report Share Posted June 29, 2020 I'm looking for the exact BBO calculates IMPS Here is an sampleTable Contract Score IMPs 1 6♦N= 920 11 2 6♣xE-3 500 1.67 3 4♠S+2 480 0.83 4 5♠N+1 480 0.83 5 5♦N+1 420 -0.83 6 5♦N+1 420 -0.83 7 4NS-5 -250 -12.67 I notice that it has the neat property that the IMPS sum to zero which does not always happen with cross imps.Wondering how the calculation comes up with partial IMPS Thanks, James. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Stephen Tu Posted June 29, 2020 Report Share Posted June 29, 2020 I'm looking for the exact BBO calculates IMPS I notice that it has the neat property that the IMPS sum to zero which does not always happen with cross imps.Wondering how the calculation comes up with partial IMPS It's just cross-imps. For each table's score, IMP compare vs every other score. Add to get total. Divide by number of comparisons to get an average. The IMPS should sum to zero when done this way. (As opposed to "Butler", the antiquated way of doing IMP pair scoring based on IMP comparing vs the "datum", average of bridge raw scores sometimes with dropping of extremes. Butler was only necessary with scoring without computer help, there's no good reason to use it anymore IMO). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
James_H Posted June 29, 2020 Author Report Share Posted June 29, 2020 It's just cross-imps. For each table's score, IMP compare vs every other score. Add to get total. Divide by number of comparisons to get an average. The IMPS should sum to zero when done this way. (As opposed to "Butler", the antiquated way of doing IMP pair scoring based on IMP comparing vs the "datum", average of bridge raw scores sometimes with dropping of extremes. Butler was only necessary with scoring without computer help, there's no good reason to use it any more IMO). Thank you Stephen. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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