Pop master scoring system
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DSLiverpool

Original Poster:

16,111 posts

225 months

Wednesday 17th February 2021
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New convert ! But For the life of me I can’t fathom it, please describe as if talking to a 8 year old.

I know bonuses get more points but this seems variable.


Phil Dicky

7,193 posts

286 months

Wednesday 17th February 2021
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3pts for a correct answer and 6 in bonus questions.....sometimes gives 3 points if half right.

tangerine_sedge

6,184 posts

241 months

Wednesday 17th February 2021
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The points for each question are :
3
3
6
3
3
6
3
3
6
3

Sometimes gives 1 or 3 points for almost correct answers...

DSLiverpool

Original Poster:

16,111 posts

225 months

Wednesday 17th February 2021
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Thanks guys, one guide says it’s incremental and that threw me. I’m going to apply as I normally get 3/4 right but it very much depends on the day

bristolracer

5,881 posts

172 months

Wednesday 17th February 2021
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The Christmas champion of champions competition has incremental scoring.
The rest of the year it's as above

Plastic chicken

387 posts

227 months

Wednesday 17th February 2021
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I think it's been getting harder of late; a month and a half in and I don't think anybody's qualified for Champion's League yet.

I've made a point of tuning in for as long as I can remember (a lot of years!) and the contestants' knowledge tends to mirror my own: the ability to recall a track from 5 decades ago - before many of the contestants were born - but not one from last year. Which reinforces my opinion that all the best tunes have been written, and most modern stuff is disposable, forgettable dross.

DSLiverpool

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16,111 posts

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Wednesday 17th February 2021
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Gary Davis had a great quiz 35 years ago but can’t recall name. It was over 5 lunchtimes and I think was something for the almost intellectual ? Anyone recall.?

Wiki says - but I don’t agree

Edit

The Bit in the Middle Edit
In 1984, Davies took over the Radio 1 lunchtime show. He called it The Bit in the Middle which consisted of features, such as The Day-To-Day Challenge, in which the same person would go on air each weekday to answer quiz questions and try to upgrade their prize, and Willy on the Plonker, which involved crazed piano-playing of a well-known hit for listeners to identify.

Edited by DSLiverpool on Wednesday 17th February 21:36