Henry_Leon

Less than 12 hours for the new contest (Asian Men's Volley) isn't too little time? Especially for all users that want play but aren't online in European night .............
 
However if day one will be "freezed" (not count), for help other users to join it, could be fair (for me)

Ok, maybe there is a misunderstood for me, when was allowed (previous contests) in the rules was wrote  "DAY-BY-DAY ALLOWED"
 
I ask a clarify at the jury commissioner @tuniscof : Is allowed or not the day-by-day, for every stages?
(Next : Stage 12, July 13th, 2017)
 
PS: Tour prediction was 2015 but don't remember if was day-by-day
 

Sorry,where you had read this rule?

For Tour contest 2017 the deadline was  - July 3rd, h. 12:25 (GMT +2)
 
Is obvious, if you enter after that deadline, or re- post your prediction (for stages) you lost points for part 1 (General Classification) and part 2 (jersey/ medal winner), according with the rule:
 
 

Day-by-day prediction isn't allowed...........  you restart the contest ? 

I'm not 100% sure , but the event is near at the athletes, when you select...............
Last year had the same "problem" (and again with Schippers...)
Schippers was selected for the first time (this year); instead I have select Elaine Thompson three time in a row 100m/200m)and I hadn't problem with points (200m/100m/200m).
 
However I have delete and  re-select Schippers (200m at Oslo)

European Qualifiers for FIFA World Cup 2018
 
PREDICTOR
Deadline MatchDay 6 >>> TODAY at  h 20:45 CET
 
  @tuniscof @crovitlaci  @SteveParker  @Gianlu33
 
Points after MD5   Points Rank  tuniscof 7895  #38  Henry Leon 7672 #65  Gianlu33 6558    crovitlaci  6022    Steve Parker 5640    
Winner of each matchday (In our mini-challenge)
MD1  crovitlaci (1876 pts) MD2  tuniscof (2247 pts) MD3  Henry Leon (1322 pts) MD4  Gianlu33 (1746 pts) MD5  Gianlu33 (1935 pts)

Next meeting Prefontaine Classic 2017 (Eugene, Oregon /Usa) will be in two days and begin Friday night (early Saturday in Europe).
 
Remeber to make the team before the start of events!!  The deadline in the game is absolutely wrong.......
 
After two meeting  Dragon is the new leader of our league; Shanghai winner is Dunadan (both meeting with by Italian ....)

Next meeting Prefontaine Classic 2017 (Eugene, Oregon /Usa) will be in two days and begin Friday night (early Saturday in Europe).
 
Remeber to make the team before the start of events!!  The deadline in the game is absolutely wrong.......
 
After two meeting  Dragon is the new leader of our league; Shanghai winner is Dunadan (both meeting with by Italian ....)

won again  
Congratulations Dunadan   and Bronze medal ady48  ; happy for my Silver 

EuroLeague Final Four (istanbul 19-21 May)
Will be the same teams and ties of two years ago.
 
Real Madrid vs    Fenerbahce Istanbul
CSKA Moscow vs Olympiacos Piraeus

About my preference/vote:    have pts by Italy (and has reach podium), thanks at my 12 pts ,
I'm sorry for   (11 for me) and (8 for me) but both 0 by Italy jury
 
Our song finish in TOP 10 and isn't bad results, thanks at all juries that voted for Italy
A big thanks  @uk12points he did a great work; and has solved quickly (during the contest!!) a "technical trouble" about the votes of Italian jury.
 
About Italian jury: we gave many pts at final winner (as always ):   as voted by all 4 members.
The same full preferences (4 of 4) did it -   and  
Liked at 3 of 4 members the songs from   -   -
Only one member voted for   but was enough for enter in our jury top 12 song, and give points at all the top 5 songs of the contest
 
These are the  jury choices:
 
 

Big surprise in day4   has defeated  5-3   (the reigning Champions)

Keeping It Nip And Tuck
 
Year in and year out we are proven that winning the desired TISC title is not everything. There are always so many other battles and curiosities that keep us glued to the scoreboard as the Grand Final progresses. One of those things are the battles between certain nations that seem to happen at every single occasion. So, in this article we will focus on some of the biggest rivalries of the TISC family.
 
 

 
Algeria and Tunisia's rivalry might be one of the shorter lived ones, but it has been just as intense as some of the longer ones. Algeria and Tunisia have met each other at no less than three contests, starting at the 2015 Open when Algeria made its debut. Back then Tunisia won easily, scoring 82 points to Algeria's 28. However, 2016 brought much tighter affairs between these two African nations. 2016 Annual contest was, generally speaking, the most successful one for the African continent. Both Algeria and Tunisia went over 100 points, becoming the first African nations to do so. However, it was Tunisia that edged out Algeria 126 to 118. 2016 Open contest brought another close battle between these two. Moreover, both nations finished on 70 points! But once again it was Tunisia who finished in front on tie-break, keeping their record clean at 3-0. At the end of the year, Algeria and Tunisia met yet again, but this time in the final round of bidding. Tunisia edged out again and won the hosting rights for the 2017 Open. Will 2017 be Algeria's year?
 
 

 
Who says that only winner gets a trophy? Sometimes even finishing in 27th place can bring you a trophy. The Czechs and the Slovaks have friendly rivalries in all kind of things, and TISC is definitely no exception. Sadly, this time we will not see a Czechoslovakian battle, as the Czech team dropped out after failing to submit their votes. The Czechoslovakian trophy has been won by Slovakia on 4 occasions, making them the more successful of the two. Moreover, Slovakia has 100% efficiency when it comes to the Annual Contest. Maybe that's why Czechs dropped out? Or maybe they are still recovering from the nasty defeat at the 2016 Open, when Slovaks defeated them by a single point thanks to the very last jury?
 
 

 
It is a well known fact that French and Italians are regular sport rivals. Their sport rivalry has been well translated to the TISC contests. France has won 4 times, while Italy has 3 victories. France is also leading in the all-time points. But perhaps the most curious thing about their battles is the fact that the winning side always seem to crush the other. Italy crushed France by 117 points at the 2013 Open, France crushed Italy by 118 points at the 2014 Open. Their closest battle came at the 2016 Open, when France won by still a big margin of 24 points.
 
 

 
Battle of the giants, we should say. Over the years, Great Britain has been pretty much the only nation that could match Ireland's successes on regular basis. This may come as a surprise, but Great Britain has actually been the more successful of the two, defeating Ireland at no less than 4 occasions! Ireland has 3 victories, and all of them actually came when Ireland won the overall contest. It seems like Ireland needs to come up with a winning combination to keep their neighbors at bay! Despite having a positive head-to-head score, the British have only one overall victory. That's indeed some tough luck!
 
 

 
This is perhaps the biggest of all TISC rivalries. Canada and the USA have been fighting close battles ever since the TISC contests started. Moreover, at the TISC premiere in 2013 they actually finished on equal 150 points! This prompted users from both nations to desperately seek answers over who won the tie-break. It was Canada that edged out eventually, earning them a top 5 finish. Canadians and Americans kept it nip and tuck at pretty much all of the following contests. Their rivalry culminated once again at the latest 2016 Open contest in Lithuania. Going into the final round of voting, it was the USA that held the final place on the podium. But there was one problem... They were drawn to be the final voters. They awarded points to Canada and, in the process, they also handed them their own place on the podium. Looking at their battles over the years, it seems like the Canadians always get their way in close finishes. They won once on a tie-break, and two more times by single-digit differences. USA, on the other hand, have won only once, and that was by a big 35 points difference!
 
TISC Analytics

UNICAJA MALAGA won the EuroCup 2017.
UNICAJA won 63-58 In the game 3 at Valencia.
 
This is their the first EuroCup and its second European title! It previously won the Korac Cup title in 2001
Next year UNICAJA will play in EuroLeague.

Gold !!!!!!!!!!!   Unbelievable  It's my first GOLD medal ever ( finally!!!), and totally unexpected in Ice Hockey......
 
Congratulations also at Pablita for silver and hckosice for bronze 
 
team on fire this year!!!!

If he doesn't score when I have him against at Fantasy it's better  

European Qualifiers for FIFA World Cup 2018
 
PREDICTOR
Deadline MatchDay 5 >>> TOMORROW at  h 18:00 CET
 
  @tuniscof @crovitlaci  @SteveParker  @Gianlu33
 
Points after MD4   Points Rank  tuniscof 6407  #33  Henry Leon 6028 #89  crovitlaci 4899    Gianlu33 4623    Steve Parker 3939    
Two in TOP100
In our mini-challenge, we had a different winner of each matchday:
MD1  crovitlaci (1876 pts) MD2  tuniscof (2247 pts) MD3  Henry Leon (1322 pts) MD4  Gianlu33 (1746 pts) now waiting Steve Parker.....

Congratulations hckosice   and Ufilov  
 
Unexpected Bronze medal for me      and first medal of the year for

Congratulations hckosice   and Ufilov  
 
Unexpected Bronze medal for me      and first medal of the year for

Leicester City a place where the dreams never end  
Kasper Schmeichel save another penalty; the captain Wes Morgan (& Marc Albrighton) scores and the dreams came true...... Quarter Finals!!!!!!

Did anyone bet on the game ?  I didn't but I really should have 
 
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ITALY
Alessio Bernabei - Noi Siamo Infinito
 

 
 

8 pts from   Thanks!  @tuniscof & @amen09
 
Let's go

ITALY
 
 
 
Ciao appassionati di musica, la giuria Italiana ha votato, i punti vanno a ...
 
Hello music fans, Italian jury has voted, the points go to ...
 
 
 
  IRELAND
10   FRANCE
9   GREAT BRITAIN
8   MALTA
7   GREECE
6   LITHUANIA
5   FINLAND
4   SLOVAKIA
3   TUNISIA
2   COLOMBIA
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