MOP README.TXT June 24, 1999
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Links LS 2000 MOP Readme
June 1999
(c) Copyright 1999 Microsoft Corporation.
Developed by Microsoft Corporation.
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This file describes in detail the MOP Game Designer as well as
MOP game play issues. If you have comments (both positive and
negative), please send them to [email protected].
If there are features that you would like to see added or new
events that you think would be cool, those are welcome as well.
This email is forwarded to the developer responsible for the
MOP code so your suggestions will definitely be considered. It
is unlikely that we can respond to each email that we receive,
but know that it is certainly being read.
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Contents
1. MOP Game Designer Issues
- Notes about Combo Events
- Individual Event information
- Scoring Events
- Other Scoring Events
- Driving Events
- Putting Events
- Bad Shot Events
- Misc Events
2. Creating a MOP
- Style of Play
- Match Play
- Playing Formats
- Team Formats
- MOP Options
- Setup Dialog Box
- MOP Summary Dialog Box
3. MOP Rules
- MOP Rules
- Advanced Rules
- Course Conditions
4. Scoring
- Points
- Money
- Jackpots
- MOP Score Card Dialog Box
- Nassau Score Card
- Skins Score Card
- Wolf Score Card
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1. MOP GAME DESIGNER ISSUES
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- Only stroke-based MOPs can include events
- In Bestball MOPs that include events, all players on a
team must finish each hole, even if the player can't get a
better score than a teammate. This is to ensure that events
like "Player hits a 2-putt or worse" are awarded correctly
to all players.
- There are some events that cannot be included in Bestball or
Scramble games, like 2-part or combo events that include both
a hole score (like birdie or better) and bad shot events (like
hit a tree). This is because the hole score is given to the
entire team, not to an individual.
Notes about Combo Events
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- Combo events are always processed separately, you can't have
combo events that are based on other combo events.
- A maximum of 5 combo events can be defined for a MOP.
Individual Event information
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The text (Hole Exclusive) means that the event is only awarded
once per hole, there are cases where there might be a tie for
the event (like hitting the longest drive in the fairway) in
which case all players that tied will receive the bonus(There
ARE a few exceptions to this rule, as noted below).
Scoring Events
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Scoring events are fairly straightforward, when creating the
event you have 3 options. For example, when selecting a birdie,
select whether the player "Hits a birdie exactly", "Hits a birdie
or worse" or "Hits a birdie or better." If there are multiple
events that could be triggered, the "best" match is awarded.
For example if there is an event that is "Hits a birdie or worse"
and another event that is "Hits a par exactly" and the player
scores a par, the "best" match would be the match with the lowest
base, meaning the birdie or worse would occur.
Other Scoring Events
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These scoring events include the best score for the hole with and
without ties and the worst score for the hole with and without
ties.
Here is an example of best and worst score WITH ties.
Fred (Birdie)
Barney (Par)
Wilma (Birdie)
Betty (Bogie)
In this case both Fred and Wilma would win the best score w/ ties
event and Betty would win the worst score w/ ties.
Here is an example of best and worst score WITHOUT ties.
Fred (Birdie)
Barney (Par)
Wilma (Birdie)
Betty (Bogie)
The best score without ties would not be awarded because there is
a tie, no one won the hole outright. Betty would still win the worst
score for the hole because there are no ties.
Driving Events
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Tee shot hits the fairway - This event will only be triggered on
Par 4's and Par 5's. This event just looks at a player's 1st
shot from the tee.
Tee shot misses the fairway - This event will only be triggered on
Par 4's and Par 5's as well. This event just looks at a player's
1st shot from the tee.
Longest drive in the fairway - This event can only be won on
Par 4's and 5's and is awarded to the player who hits the longest
tee shot in the fairway. If no players hit the fairway, this
event will not be awarded. (Hole Exclusive)
Longest drive overall - This event can only be won on Par 4's
and 5's and is awarded to the player who hit the longest tee
shot overall.
It is NOT who ends up closest to the hole, it's just based on
how far the tee shot traveled. (Hole Exclusive)
Tee shot lands out of bounds - This event is triggered when
a player's first shot off the tee lands out of bounds.
Hits tee shot within X feet of the pin on a Par 3 - This is
awarded to all players who hit their tee shot on a Par 3 to
within X feet of the hole. It doesn't matter what the final
lie of the ball is, just that it's within a certain range of
the pin. There can be multiple instances of this event, but only
the "best" match is triggered. For example if there are events
for hitting within 30 feet, within 15 feet and within 5 feet and
a player hits to within 8 feet, only the within 15 feet event occurs.
Putting Events
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Player hits X putts on the green - There are several variations on
this event, hits a 1-putt, 2-putt, 3-putt or worse than a 3-putt.
This event keeps track of the total number of putts it takes a
player to hit into the hole. Any shots that are taken on the
green, regardless of what club is used will count towards this
total, but any putts taken from off the green do NOT count against
the player. If a player chips-in from off the green, the player
is considered to have "0-putted." Any gimmies that are taken on the
green count as an additional putt. If there are multiple instances
of this event that match, the "best" match is found. For example, if
there is an event for "Hit a 2-putt or worse" and one for "Hit a
3-putt or worse," and the player hits a 3-putt, the "Hit a 2-putt or
worse" event is awarded because it has the lowest "base".
Player hits fewest # of putts - This event is awarded only if there
are no ties for the fewest number of putts for that hole.
Putts left short of the hole - This event is meant to penalize players
for not hitting a putt hard enough to at least have a chance to go in
the hole. This event is based solely on distance, if the player is
12 feet from the hole and the final distance of the putts/he hit is
less than 12 feet, this event is triggered.
Player makes a putt over X feet - This is fairly simple, if there is
an event for "Making a putt over 8 ft" and the player hits a 12 foot
putt, the event is awarded. If the player just misses that putt and
takes a gimmie, it is considered to be another putt and the event is
NOT awarded.
Player misses a putt less than X feet - The inverse of the previous
event, if there is an event for "Missing a putt less than 5 feet"
and the player has a 3 foot putt that s/he misses, this event is
awarded. Even if the player takes a gimmie after missing that putt,
the event would still be awarded.
Bad Shot Events
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Some of these events can be combined with a hole score for a "2-part
event." For example, when adding an event for "Player hits a tree",
you have the option of creating an event like "Player hits a tree
and scores a par or better." Any of these events that can be used
as a 2-part event will have (Can be a 2-part event) included.
Player hits into the rough - Pretty simple, EVERY time a player hits
into the rough, this event will be awarded. (Can be a 2-part event)
Player hits into the water - This event is triggered EVERY time a
player hits into the water. (Can be a 2-part event)
Player hits into the sand - This event is triggered EVERY time a
player hits into the sand. (Can be a 2-part event)
Player hits from sand into more sand - This event is triggered
whenever a player is in the sand and his/her next shot lands in the
sand. This includes not hitting a ball out of a bunker or when a
player hits the ball out of one bunker and into another bunker.
Player hits a tree - This event is triggered EVERY time a player
hits into a tree. (This actually includes any static object
around the course, including buildings, golf carts etc).
(Can be a 2-part event)
Player hits a ball out of bounds - This event is triggered EVERY
time a player hits a ball out of bounds. (Can be a 2-part event)
Player uses a mulligan - This event is triggered EVERY time a player
uses a mulligan.
Misc Events
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First player in the hole - This event is awarded to the first
player to hit into the hole, regardless of the number of strokes
it took to get there. This event is normally used in games like
Bingo, Bango, Bongo. It is recommended that gimmies should NOT
be allowed when using this event) (HoleFirst player on the
green - This event is awarded to the first player to hit onto
the green, regardless of the number of strokes it took to get
there. This event is normally used in games like Bingo, Bango, Bongo.
(Hole Exclusive)
Player chips-in from off the green - This event is given to
any player that is chipping from off the green and it goes
in the hole.
Player was never on the fairway - This event is only awarded
on Par 4's and 5's. If a player's tee shot lands in the
rough, his next shot goes into the sand, his next shot
lands on the green and the player putts in, this event
would be triggered.
Closest to the hole (Par 3's only) - After each player hits
their tee shot, the player who is closest to the hole,
regardless of what the lie is, gets this event. (Hole Exclusive)
Closest to the hole (all players on the green) - This event
is a little strange, it is used primarily in games like Bingo,
Bango, Bongo. Once all players have hit their balls onto the
green, the player who is closest to the hole wins this event.
IMPORTANT: It doesn't matter how many shots it takes to
hit onto the green, this is based solely on the distance the
ball is from the hole once the ball is on the green.
If a player chips-in from off the green, this player instantly
wins this event (even if subsequent players also chip-in).
This event can be won on a Par 3, 4 or 5. (Hole Exclusive)
Player hits Green in Regulation (GIR) -
Player misses Green in Regulation (GIR) -
A quick explanation of what hitting the green in regulation means.
On a Par 3, it is expected that after 1 shot, your ball should be
on the green. On a Par 4, after 2 shots, your ball should be on
the green and after 3 shots for a Par 5. If a player is on the
green after the specified number of shots, s/he is awarded that
they hit GIR, otherwise, the player missed GIR.
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2. Creating MOP
Style of Play
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The first step in the create a MOP Game Designer wizard is to
select the style of play that the MOP will be based on: Stroke
based, Match / Nassau based, Skins based or Wolf based.
Stroke Based
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A stroke based MOP is a game that can be played alongside a normal
stroke game. In a normal stroke game, the score is kept
relative to par (like +2, -1 etc.) Other games can be played
along with a stroke game where either points or money can
be won for different events, like first player in the hole
or longest drive in the fairway. Stroke based games can
be played by individual players or by teams.
Examples of stroke based games are Bingo, Bango, Bongo
and Hogan Point
Game.
Bestball Stroke is a team based stroke game.
Match / Nassau Based
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In a Match based game, the goal is to win as many holes as
possible during the round. A Nassau based game is similar,
but scored slightly different. In Nassau, there are three
"Matches" to win. The 1st match is the Front 9. The
player or team that wins the most holes over the first
9 holes wins the 1st match (either a point value or money.)
The second match is the Back 9. Again, worth a set
amount of points or money. The 3rd match is all 18 holes.
Match based games can be played by individual players
or by teams. All games of this type MUST be played by
exactly two teams, with one to four players per team.
Examples of Match/Nassau based games are 2 Player Match
Play, Alternate
Shot Match and Scramble Nassau.
Skins Based
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In a Skins based game, dollar values are assigned for
each hole. Any player that wins the hole outright
(has the lowest score for the hole) gets the money
for that hole. If there is a tie for the lowest score,
the dollar value for the hole is usually carried over
to the next hole. Team play is not allowed in a Skins based game.
Wolf Based
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In a wolf based game, a player is designated as "the wolf"
for each hole.
The wolf tees off first, then s/he can select a player
as a teammate for that hole, or can decide to play the
hole solo against the other 3 players. There are several
variations on when the wolf can choose a partner or if the
wolf MUST play solo each hole. Once the teams have been
decided for the hole, all variations play the same way.
There is a hole value associated with each hole, like Skins,
that goes to the winner of the hole. All players on the
winning team divide the pot evenly. If a wolf wins the
hole when they are playing solo, they win double the hole
value (If that option is set).
After each hole, a new wolf is designated for the new hole.
This is on a rotating basis so that each player has an equal
number of chances at being the wolf. For 4 players on an
18 hole round each player would be the wolf 4 times. For
the extra holes (17 and 18) the player who is in last place
is given an extra opportunity as the wolf to help keep the game close.
Examples of Wolf based games are The Wolf Challenge and Wolf (Auto Select)
Wolf Options
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\*Values are CARRIED OVER to the next hole if tied.
In normal Wolf play, all holes that are tied have their
values carried over to the next hole, so that the next
hole is worth more. If this box is unchecked, any holes
that are tied are thrown out and are not awarded.
\*Players winning solo win double hole value.
If the wolf elects to play solo and wins the hole, the wolf
will win double the current hole value.
\*Set Hole Values
Click this button to set each hole value individually.
\*Team Selection
There are 4 options available that determine when the teams
are determined for each hole. In all cases, the wolf always
tees off first.
\*Choose after all tee shots.
After all players have teed off, the wolf can select a partner
or can elect to play the hole solo.
\*Choose after EACH tee shot.
After each player takes his/her tee shot, the wolf must either
select that player as a teammate for the hole or the wolf
loses the chance to select this player. This works the
same for each player until all players have teed off. If the
wolf did not select a teammate, the wolf will play solo for the hole.
\*Wolf must always play solo.
When a player is the wolf for the hole, s/he MUST play the hole
solo against the other 3 players.
\*Blind Wolf Selection
After the wolf has teed off, s/he must decide on a teammate or
to play solo for the hole BEFORE any other player has teed off.
Style of Play
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The style of play displayed here is what was selected on the
previous screen, either Stroke, Match/Nassau, Skins or Wolf based.
Team play or
Non-Team play is displayed as well. If Non-Team Play was
selected, the number of teams boxes will be disabled.
If Match or Nassau Play was selected, there must always be
exactly two teams (or two players for Non-Team Play.) In games
that use Alternate
Shot, each team must consist of exactly two players.
Playing Format
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There are two types of Match play: Straight Match and Nassau. In
Straight Match each team tries to win as many holes as possible by
getting the lowest hole score.
Any hole that is tied is thrown out. Nassau is played similarly,
but scored differently.
The number of holes that each team has won is the same as Match
play, but there are three different "matches" to win. The first
match is awarded to the team that wins the most holes on the Front 9.
The second match is awarded to the team that wins the most holes
on the Back 9 and the third match is for all 18 Holes. Usually
a point or money value is given to the winner of each match.
For Nassau play, click the Set Nassau Values button to setup
either point or money values for each match.
Team Formats
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Bestball
All players play each hole with their own ball. At the end of
the hole, the team will use the best score of any team member.
\*Alternate Shot (Ryder Cup Style)
Two player teams. On each team, players alternate taking shots
until the ball is in the hole. The tee off order is determined
on the 1st hole.
One player tees off on the odd holes while the other player tees off on
the even holes.
\*Alternate Shot (Scotch Style)
Two player teams. On each team, players alternate taking
shots throughout the entire round.
\*Scramble
Two to four players per team. All players on a team take
a shot from the current position. The team then decides
which ball to play and all team members play from that
position, repeating this process until the ball is in the hole.
\*Stroke
Stroke based games keep track of the total number of
strokes a player has taken throughout the round. The
score is calculated relative to par, a
player's score is under par, even par, or over par.
\*Match Play
The goal in match play is to win as many holes as possible. A player or
team with the lowest score wins the hole. Any holes that are tied are
thrown out.
\*Nassau
Scored similarly to straight match except that three "matches" are played.
The player with the most holes won on the Front 9 wins the first match. The
second match is the Back 9. The third match is the total for all 18 holes.
\*Skins
Each hole is worth a set amount. Any holes that are tied carry over their
value to the next hole.
\*Wolf
A wolf is designated for each hole and the wolf decides on the teams for
the hole. The 2 teams then play Bestball to determine the winner of the
hole.
Mop Options
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This dialog contains additional options that can be set depending on the
type of MOP that is played. The two lines at the top of this dialog
indicate whether team play is used as well as the number of players that
are required.
\*Team Size
If you are playing a team-based MOP, you can select the number of players
in each team (2, 3, or 4-player teams.) When playing an Alternate Shot
based MOP, the team size must be EXACTLY two players.
\*Match Play Options
\*Move to next hole once hole is decided.
In Match, Nassau and Skins based MOPs, when the winner of the hole has
been determined, if there are other players who have not yet completed
the hole, their ball will be forced in the hole.
\*Quit match when a winner has been determined.
In Match play, if the winner of the entire match has already been decided,
the match will end early.
\*Have a playoff if round ends in a tie.
In Skins and Match play, if the round ends in a tie, a playoff will occur
on the 18th hole. It will be replayed until a winner has been determined.
\*Set Values
This button changes based on the type of MOP that is being played. There
are three different variations.
\*Set Point/Money Values
Click this button to customize point or money values for events in this
MOP. You will also be able to change dollar per point values and/or
jackpot values, if the MOP includes them.
\*Set Skins Values
Click this button to change the Skins value for each hole.
\*Set Nassau Values
Click this button to change the Nassau values for each of the three
Nassau "Matches."
Setup
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There are two options for player setup: all players play individually in
Non-Team play or all players are organized into evenly matched teams.
When playing as teams, there are four different formats to choose
from: Bestball, Alternate Shot (Ryder Cup Style), Alternate Shot (Scotch Style)
and Scramble.
MOP Summary Dialog Box
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This dialog displays a summary of all of the options that have been
selected in previous screens. You will need to type a MOP Name,
filename, author and description.
\*Information
\*MOP Name
Enter a name that will be displayed for this MOP.
\*Filename
Enter a filename for this MOP. A default filename will be automatically
entered after typing in the MOP Name; it can be changed if desired.
\*Author
Type your name as the author of this MOP.
\*Description
Type in a detailed description of the MOP so that other players will
know what the MOP is like and how to play it.
\*Options
\*Totals displayed on screen.
\*Stroke Totals
When playing a stroke game, the player's score (over/under) will be
displayed in the top left corner of the screen. Point/money totals can
be viewed by displaying the scorecard.
\*Point / Money Totals
When playing a stroke game, the player's total number of points or money
will be displayed in the top left corner of the screen. The stroke
(over/under) totals can be viewed by displaying the scorecard.
\*Display scorecard between holes.
Check this box if you would like the scorecard to automatically appear
at the end of each hole.
\*Preferred Sound Script
If you have a Sound Script that you would like to use when playing this
MOP, select it from the list box.
\*Rules Summary
This is a summary of the options that were defined on previous screens.
Check the summary to make sure that all of the settings are correct.
\*Print
Click the Print button to print a detailed description of the options that
have been selected.
When these fields have been completed, click Finish to save the MOP or
click Back to change previous settings.
3. MOP Rules
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The "User Can Select" option means that the user has the option to
change that setting when starting a game. Otherwise, the user MUST play
using the selected condition.
\*Mulligans
Set the number of mulligans that are available for the entire round. The
options are User Can Select, Not Allowed, 1, 2, 5, 10 or an unlimited
number of mulligans for the round.
\*Gimmies
Set whether gimmies are allowed and if allowed, the range where a gimmie
can be taken. The options are User Can Select, Not Allowed, within 6
inches, 1, 2, or 4 feet.
\*Allow Computer Players
Check this box if you want to allow computer players to be used in
this MOP. If this box is cleared, no computer players will be allowed
to play.
\*Advanced Rules
Click this button to configure several advanced rules such as course
conditions, wind and green conditions, which tees are used, etc.
\*Available Clubs
\*Players use their own clubs
This is the default option, meaning that whatever clubs the player has
selected when creating the player are used.
\*Players must use defined set of clubs
If you would like to define exactly which clubs will be available for
all players, click Define Set. For example, you could set that all
players will have a 1 Wood, 3 Iron, Sand Wedge and a putter.
\*Players limited to only X clubs selected at startup
When creating the MOP you set the total number of clubs available for
each player.
When actually playing the game, each player will have a chance to choose
which clubs will be in their bag. For example, you could set that each
player can select 5 clubs at game startup.
IMPORTANT: Computers players always carry their normal, full bag of clubs
regardless of the above settings.
Advanced Rules
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\*Startup Conditions
The "User Can Select" option means that the user has the option to change
that setting when starting a game. Otherwise, the user MUST play using
the selected condition.
\*# of Holes to Play
If not set to user can select, the user must play all 18 Holes, just the
Front 9 or just the Back 9.
\*Tees
If not set to user can select, all players must hit from the Championship,
Pro, Amateur, Junior, or Ladies tee selected. If a course does not have
a tee box for the selected tee, the closest tee box will be used.
\*Skill Level
With this option set to Amateur, Pro or Championship, all players must
play at the selected skill level. Any player which is not at that skill
level will be given the option of temporarily changing his skill level
to match the MOP requirement.
\*All Players MUST use the PowerStroke swing
With this option set, all players will be forced to use the new PowerStroke
swing. Any player that is setup with either the 2 or 3 click swing will
be given the option of temporarily switching to use the PowerStroke.
Course Conditions
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\*Wind
If not set to user can select, the user will be forced to play under the
set condition, Windy, Breezy or No Wind.
\*Greens
If not set to user can select, the user will be forced to play with the
green firmness set to Hard, Normal or Soft.
\*Green Speed
If not set to user can select, the user will be forced to play with the
green speed set to Fast, Medium, or Slow.
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5. SCORING
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A variety of scoring options are available. All fall under the category
of either points or money.
Points
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When playing for points, select whether a higher or lower total is better.
\*Point Options
\*Keep track of point totals only
This is the simplest option where any totals that are accumulated
throughout the round are displayed at the end of the round. No totaling
occurs, no distributing of points, just the final totals are displayed.
\*Assign dollar value per point
With this option, point totals are displayed throughout the round. At
the end of the round, each player's point total is multiplied by the
dollar value per point to get a total dollar amount won.
\*Play for a jackpot worth $X
There are two variations available when playing for a jackpot. In both
cases, the total jackpot is decided beforehand.
\* Divide pot based on point totals
At the end of the round the total number of points won are calculated.
The jackpot is then divided by the number of points awarded, to
generate a dollar per point value. Then each player's point total is
multiplied by the dollar value per point to get the total dollar amount
won.
\* Winner takes all
For this option, the player with the most points at the end of the
round is awarded the entire jackpot. If there is a tie for the highest
total, the money is split among the tied players.
Jackpots
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There are a variety of jackpot options available.
\*Points
\*Assign dollar value per point
With this option, point totals are displayed throughout the round.
At the end of the round, each player's point total is multiplied by
the dollar value per point to get a total dollar amount won.
\*Play for a jackpot worth $X
There are two variations available when playing for a jackpot, in both
cases, the total jackpot is decided beforehand.
\* Divide pot based on point totals
At the end of the round the total number of points won are calculated.
The jackpot is then divided by the number of points awarded, to
generate a dollar per point value. Then each player's point total
is multiplied by the dollar value per point to get the total dollar
amount won.
\* Winner takes all
For this option, the player with the most points at the end of the
round is awarded the entire jackpot. If there is a tie for the
highest total, the money is split among the tied players.
Money
--------------------
When playing for money, each player's total is calculated independently.
For example, if Player A wins $2 for the longest drive in the fairway,
that money is added to his total but is NOT subtracted from any other
players. The balance of how much each player owes the other players
is determined at the end of the round. There are three options, the
differences between them occur only at the end of the round.
Here is an example:
Fred $36
Wilma $27
Barney $6
Betty -$9
Each player is paid by the Bank, not by other players. The money
does not get subtracted out of other players' totals. It's as if a
"Bank" is awarding the money out of a pot. The final scorecard will
just show the totals that have been displayed throughout the round.
Fred $36
Wilma $27
Barney $6
Betty -$9
Each losing player pays the winner.(Money Paid = Winner Money - Player
Money). At the end of the round, the player who has the most money
will get paid by all other players the difference between their total
and the winner.
In the above example:
Wilma pays Fred $9 (36 - 27)
Barney pays Fred $30 (36 - 6)
Betty pays Fred $45 (36 - -9)
As a result, the final scorecard would look like this:
Fred +$84
Wilma -$9
Barney -$30
Betty -$45
Each player pays ALL players with a higher total. (Money Paid = Higher
Player Money - Player Money). At the end of the round, each player
pays ALL players with a higher total the difference between their
scores. As a result, the players who took last will end up paying
out a LOT more money.
In the above example:
Betty pays Barney $15 (6 - -9)
Betty pays Wilma $36 (27 - -9)
Betty pays Fred $45 (36 - -9)
Barney pays Wilma $21 (27 - 6)
Barney pays Fred $30 (36 - 6)
Wilma pays Fred $9 (36 - 27)
As a result, the final scorecard would look like this:
Fred $84 (45 + 30 + 9)
Wilma $48 (36 + 21 - 9)
Barney -$36 (15 - 21 - 30)
Betty -$96 (-15 -36 -45)
MOP SCORE CARD
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This score card displays information about the state of the current
game.
All players and teams are displayed along with their score for the
current hole and the entire round. Any events that have occurred
are displayed in the list box. The name of the event, the player
who triggered the event and the value associated with the event are
also displayed.
\*Sort Events by:
\* Player Name
To sort the events so that all events triggered by each player are
sorted together, click this option.
\* Event Type
To sort the events by event type, click this option.
\*Print
Click Print to print a summary of the scores of each player.
\*Stroke Card
Click this button to display the standard stroke scorecard.
\*Rules
Click this button to see a summary of this MOP's rules.
Nassau Score Card
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The Nassau score card displays a summary of what each of the three
Nassau "Matches" are worth as well as the score for each match.
After the winner of a match has been determined, his name will
appear in the Winner row.
\*Print
Click Print to print out a summary of the scores for each player or team.
\*Stroke Card
Click this button to display the stroke scorecard.
\*Rules
Click this button to see a summary of the rules used with this MOP.
Skins Score Card
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The Skins score card displays a summary of each player's earnings and
the number of skins won. It also displays a hole by hole summary of
the hole winner and the value of the hole.
Any bonus skins that have been awarded are not included in the column
for Skins Won.
\*Print
Click Print to print a summary of the scores for each player or team.
\*Stroke Card
Click this button to display the stroke scorecard.
\*Rules
Click this button to see a summary of the rules used with this MOP.
Wolf Score Card
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The Wolf score card displays a summary of each player's earnings
and the number of holes won. It also displays a hole by hole
summary of the hole winner and the value of the hole.
\*Print
Click Print to print a summary of the scores for each player.
\*Stroke Card
Click this button to display the stroke scorecard.
\*Rules
Click this button to see a summary of the rules used with this MOP.