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Mini ManGame - General Discussion
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| baseballlover312 |
Posted on 03-10-2013 00:27
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I agree. This is a site run game. It's not like the author will just lose motivation ann the game will go dead. have some faith in the reporters, it's a busy time of year and the Mini Man Game has been a great opportunity for all of us.
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 03-10-2013 00:58
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(First of all apologies for adding this Team HQ here but i didn't have a lot of time before my holiday so i am adding it now)
TEAM ROSTER
Markel Irizar
Jose Antonio Banos Ballester
David Belda
Benjamin Noval
Martin Mata Cabello
Victor Gomes Colinas
Diego Milan
Joao Pedro Pereira
Esteban Mardones
Emanuel Yanes
RACE CALENDAR
Copa America De Ciclismo 
Giro Di Padania 
Tour Du Haut Var 
Bayern Rundfahrt 
Tour of Rutland 
Hiroshima Circuit 
Vuelta A Andalucia 
Tour D'Andorra 
Trofeo Matteotti
Launceston To New Norfolk Classic 
Copa America De Ciclismo
Markel Irizar - 109th
Jose Antonio Banos Ballester - 136th
Victor Gomes Colinas - 13th
Diego Milan - 75th
Joao Pedro Pereira - 86th
Emanuel Yanes - 84th
Edited by sutty68 on 03-10-2013 01:20
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| tsmoha |
Posted on 03-10-2013 01:33
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Gustavovskiy wrote:
Guys you need to understand you can't behave like that. Being in the MG is all about being patient. Every season there are moments when the reporters get busier with other stuff, they don't just stop reporting because they want. Besides they are already making you a favour, so stop bitching about the time you have to wait.
That won't make them go any faster, and it certainly won't do you any good when SN evaluates the best candidates to stay with the game for next season.
Just wait, the reports will come eventually 
Thanks, Gustav, couldn't agree more! It ain't the first time you're told to be patient, just check the whole MG and you may notice it ain't just the MiniMG.
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| Cycleman123 |
Posted on 03-10-2013 01:37
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I agree, the main MG is in a very busy portion of the season right now, and of course it takes priority. Just be thankful to have been given this wonderful experience and don't be upset about the wait. The reporters have other things to do besides reporting, and when they do have time, the Main MG always has to take a priority.
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| Avin Wargunnson |
Posted on 03-10-2013 06:00
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Gustavovskiy wrote:
Guys you need to understand you can't behave like that. Being in the MG is all about being patient. Every season there are moments when the reporters get busier with other stuff, they don't just stop reporting because they want. Besides they are already making you a favour, so stop bitching about the time you have to wait.
That won't make them go any faster, and it certainly won't do you any good when SN evaluates the best candidates to stay with the game for next season.
Just wait, the reports will come eventually
I see nobody bitching here, just polite questions. It is forbidden to ask? I asked three days ago in Burgos discussion and got no reply. SN is obviously busy and he has every right to do what he wants (he is doing incredible job here and i see everyone is appreciating that,same with other reporters), but i dont see it as bitching and short answer would be nice too, it does cost nothing (but as i see SN is inactive for few days, he cant answer even if he wanted). 
Which i see as more impolite actually is forcing people to have a mouth shut, or they will be kicked out of the game, not a nice approach from my point of view, to create the atmosphere of fear and silence .
But of course patience and acting humble does help in every situation (pointed to LLS).
Edited by Avin Wargunnson on 03-10-2013 06:02
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| Luis Leon Sanchez |
Posted on 23-10-2013 07:50
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Great Reports so far Roturn.
Sporting Nonsense, the whole concept of the Mini Man Game was a very good idea. Im very appy to be a part of it.
Thanks SN and Roturn
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| Cycleman123 |
Posted on 23-10-2013 08:29
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Race Review - Tour du Haut Var
Fan Hsin Chu
Shengjun Wu
Adam Pierzga
Shinagawa Masahiro
Parno Parno
Sea-Keong Loh
Rudolph Zhilenko
Shengjun Wu represented us in the breakaway. He was able to get a few mountain points, but he looked like he was saving energy. No idea why though...
The break somehow managed to stay away! Shengjun got away in the final kilometres but was just caught with 1km to go.
Tom Stamsjnider of Rucanor took it in the end, with Wu getting a nice 3rd.
A riveting stage in which we weren't too involved. After a flurry of late attacks Parno Parno got 6th and Wu came in 10th.
GC
| 1 | Tom Stamsnijder | Rucanor | 10h40'57 | | 2 | Will Clarke | Commonwealth Bank | + 8 | | 3 | Shengjun Wu | Fuji | + 10 |
23 Parno Parno +1'24"
53 Fan Hsin Chu +1'24"
58 Shinagawa Masahiro +1'24"
61 Sea-Keong Loh +1'24"
144 Adam Pierzga +23'42"
169 Rudolph Zhilenko +35'25"
Pts
3 Wu 26
Team
1 Fuji 32h06'21"
So, a great performance by Fuji with the Team Ranking to take home. We look forward to our next race - the Bayern-Rundfahrt, where we will hope to continue out very strong form of the start of the season.
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| ShortsNL |
Posted on 13-11-2013 15:55
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Hey guys, quick question:
Could we perhaps get an indication on when the Mini Man Game is scheduled to continue? As in, how many other races will be dealt with first, before the next MMG race is scheduled for reporting?
I hate to be the one asking this, and please understand that I am happy to wait as long as it takes. All I would like to know is what we can expect.
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| Jesleyh |
Posted on 13-11-2013 16:02
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You're not the only one getting slightly impatient Shorts, don't worry
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| roturn |
Posted on 13-11-2013 17:33
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There is no real schedule for the MMG. I know this is not what you wanted to hear.
Recently we had to finish some races first. Now we slowly come into a good pace again I think.
And some reporters might find more time to report again I guess. So as soon as the normal MG races are claimed, the MMG races will also be claimed again.
I unfortunately can`t give you a specific date.
Edited by roturn on 13-11-2013 18:04
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| ShortsNL |
Posted on 13-11-2013 18:01
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Thanks for answering, I really appreciate it. I completely understand it man, if theres a shortage of reporters even for the main game its logical that the MMG is temporarily on hold.
Cheers.
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| 547984 |
Posted on 13-11-2013 22:38
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Jesleyh wrote:
You're not the only one getting slightly impatient Shorts, don't worry
Haven't you been reading about the first world problems in the main Man-Game discussion thread? Managers vs. Reporters. *sigh*
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| Bikex |
Posted on 01-02-2014 21:21
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What is the MQ?
The MiniManGame Quotient (MQ) was developed by a South African University to bring the MiniMangame results in a ranking. The idea is, although there is no official ranking, to evaluate and compare the different teams over the course of the seasonwith each other. The MQ team successfully built a method to do so. The funds were provided by Standard Bank that is also sponsoring a team in the MiniManGame.
The ranking is inofficial and independent!
- Individual -
Millenium's Hugo Sabido is the man in front in the rankings. This is not very surprising, as he is known to be one of the strongest men in the MiniManGame. So far he come in second in the Giro di Padania, also taking the Points jersey, and also had in Andorra a decent result. Spots 2 and 3 are so far taken by the winner of a stage and the GC in Andorra (Andrew Bajadali) and Tom Stamsnijder (one stage and GC in Tour du Haut Var)
| 1 | Hugo Sabido | Millenium | 705 | | 2 | Andrew Bajadali | 7-Eleven | 644 | | 3 | Tom Stamsnijder | Rucanor | 548 | | 4 | Abbas Saeidi Tanha | KazMunayGas | 464 | | 5 | Martin Schoffmann | Miche | 436 | | 6 | Viatcheslav Dyadichkin | KazMunayGas | 400 | | 7 | Andreas Matzbacher | Kalev | 375 | | 8 | Stefan Cohnen | Rucanor | 364 | | 9 | Jose Eriberto Rodrigues | Dexia | 363 | | 10 | Krisztian Lovassy | Rucanor | 330 | | 11 | Shengjun Wu | Fuji | 311 | | 12 | Will Clarke | Commonwealth Bank | 305 | | 13 | Adam Pierzga | Fuji | 300 | | 14 | Mauricio Guillermo Frazer | Coldeportes | 289 | | 15 | Yannick Martinez | BNP Paribas | 262 | | 16 | Luis Angel Mate | iBanesto.com | 255 | | Saeid Safarzadeh | KazMunayGas | 255 | | 18 | Solomon Bitew Shiferaw | Standard Bank | 230 | | 19 | Jason Bakke | Standard Bank | 222 | | 20 | Sébastien Joly | BNP Paribas | 220 | | Timothy Cassidy | Node4-Giordana | 220 | | Abdelbasset Hannachi | Argo Airways | 220 |
Spoiler | 23 | Phetetso Monese | Standard Bank | 208 | | 24 | Peter Hawkins | Node4-Giordana | 207 | | 25 | Stéphane Poulhiès | SFR | 205 | | 26 | Nejc Kosic | América Móvil | 180 | | Cameron Wurf | Commonwealth Bank | 180 | | 28 | Guillaume Bonnafond | BNP Paribas | 175 | | Julien Loubet | SFR | 175 | | 30 | Cristian Omar Clavero | Kalev | 174 | | 31 | Nathan Earle | Commonwealth Bank | 169 | | 32 | Sven Vanthourenhout | Dexia | 150 | | 33 | Ignacio Sarabia | América Móvil | 144 | | 34 | Diego Milan | Eroski | 126 | | 35 | Pedro Sibila Romero | iBanesto.com | 122 | | 36 | Will Frischkorn | 7-Eleven | 120 | | Fabio Borghesi | Miche | 120 | | 38 | Mantas Blekevicius | Kalev | 105 | | 39 | Stian Remme | Zoegas | 104 | | 40 | Badr Mohamed Banihammad | Fuji | 100 | | Mathieu Heijboer | Van Merksteijn | 100 | | 42 | Jenning Huizenga | Van Merksteijn | 89 | | 43 | Tomasz Nose | Node4-Giordana | 83 | | 44 | Graeme Brown | Commonwealth Bank | 80 | | Anthony Colin | Peugeot | 80 | | 46 | Eddy Van IJzendoorn | Rucanor | 65 | | 47 | Rafael AnÃbal Montiel | Coldeportes | 62 | | 48 | Tigran Korkotyan | América Móvil | 51 | | 49 | Edwin Orozco | Coldeportes | 50 | | Jens Renders | Dexia | 50 | | 51 | Aleksei Markov | Katusha | 45 | | Fabio Sabatini | Miche | 45 | | 53 | Diego Calderón | Coldeportes | 40 | | Victor Hugo Tarqui | Millenium | 40 | | Martin Kohler | Peugeot | 40 | | Getachew Mesfin | Standard Bank | 40 | | 57 | Esteban Mardones | Eroski | 38 | | 58 | Juan Miguel Mercado | iBanesto.com | 35 | | Stefan Schafer | LKT | 35 | | Adnane Aarbia | Standard Bank | 35 | | 61 | Roy Hegreberg | Coldeportes | 30 | | 62 | Emanuel Yanes | Eroski | 26 | | 63 | Justin Jules | BNP Paribas | 25 | | José Antonio Baños Ballester | Eroski | 25 | | Victor Gomes Colinas | Eroski | 25 | | Leif Hoste | Rucanor | 25 | | Marc Bassingthwaite | Standard Bank | 25 | | 68 | Byron Guama de la Cruz | Argo Airways | 24 | | Krzysztof Kuzniak | Zoegas | 24 | | 70 | David Deroo | Peugeot | 21 | | 71 | Crescenzo D'Amore | Electrabel | 20 | | Victor De la Parte | iBanesto.com | 20 | | Peter Möhlmann | LKT | 20 | | Julien Mazet | SFR | 20 | | Remco Te Brake | Van Merksteijn | 20 | | 76 | Kenny De Ketele | Dexia | 19 | | 77 | Matthias Wengelin | Zoegas | 18 | | 78 | Libner Niv | BNP Paribas | 15 | | Sergey Renev | KazMunayGas | 15 | | Tobyn Horton | Node4-Giordana | 15 | | Frederic Obiang | Standard Bank | 15 | | 82 | Luis Pulido | América Móvil | 12 | | Luis Pulido | América Móvil | 12 | | Sid Taberlay | Commonwealth Bank | 12 | | Tijs Crombez | Dexia | 12 | | Parno Parno | Fuji | 12 | | Shinagawa Masahiro | Fuji | 12 | | 88 | Kevin Pauwels | Argo Airways | 9 | | Yuriy Leontenko | Commonwealth Bank | 9 | | Pavel Potocki | Electrabel | 9 | | Francisco José Pacheco | iBanesto.com | 9 | | Hélder Magalhães | Millenium | 9 | | Menno Horst | Van Merksteijn | 9 | | Jussi Veikkanen | Zoegas | 9 | | 95 | Ricardo Delgado Rubio | iBanesto.com | 7 | | 96 | Juan Cotumba | BNP Paribas | 6 | | Ivan Stevic | KazMunayGas | 6 | | Johan Landström | Zoegas | 6 | | Olli Kulppi | Zoegas | 6 | | 100 | Gebru Alemayhu | Commonwealth Bank | 4 | | Mark McNally | Node4-Giordana | 4 | | 102 | José Manuel Saraiva | Millenium | 3 | | Guillaume Malle | Peugeot | 3 | | 104 | Kurt Hovelynck | Dexia | 2 | | 105 | Shaun Higgerson | Commonwealth Bank | 1 | | Pavel Kochetkov | Katusha | 1 | | Sandy Casar | Peugeot | 1 |
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The team ranking is dominated by two teams. Rucanor, with three riders in the individual top 10, is coming 200 Points in front of KazMunayGaz. Biggest successes of Rucanor are so far the win of the Tour de Haut Var by Tom Stamsnijder, the runner up place in Andorra of Stefan Cohnen and Krisztian Lovassy's win in the Tour of Rutland. KazMunayGaz scored so far especially in the Giro di Padania by taking GC's 1st and 4th and also by placing two riders in the Top 10 in Andorra. After those two teams there is a huge gap to third spotted team Standard Bank. The South African team stood out through it's consistency, most notable results are the KoM jersey taken by Phetetso Monese in the Tour du Haut Var and Top 3 results in several stages. After spot 3 the margins to the next placed teams are very small.
| 1 | Rucanor | 1332 | | 2 | KazMunayGas | 1140 | | 3 | Standard Bank | 775 | | 4 | 7-Eleven | 764 | | 5 | Commonwealth Bank | 760 | | 6 | Millenium | 757 | | 7 | Fuji | 735 | | 8 | BNP Paribas | 703 | | 9 | Kalev | 654 | | 10 | Miche | 601 | | 11 | Dexia | 596 | | 12 | Node4-Giordana | 529 | | 13 | Coldeportes | 471 | | 14 | iBanesto.com | 448 | | 15 | SFR | 400 | | 16 | América Móvil | 387 | | 17 | Argo Airways | 253 | | 18 | Eroski | 240 | | 19 | Van Merksteijn | 218 | | 20 | Zoegas | 167 | | 21 | Peugeot | 145 | | 22 | LKT | 55 | | 23 | Katusha | 46 | | 24 | Electrabel | 29 |
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 01-02-2014 21:23
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MiniManGame Quotient must be flawed as i am not leading  |
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| 547984 |
Posted on 01-02-2014 21:25
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I don't trust South African Universities. 
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| Selwink |
Posted on 01-02-2014 21:25
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Yay 
This is a very nice season so far
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 01-02-2014 21:26
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Great idea to make a Mini ManGame ranking bikex. I wanted to do some sort of ranking at some point, but wasn't really sure when I'd have time to set it up, so yours could work nicely.
Im guessing based on CQ in some way?
Edited by SportingNonsense on 01-02-2014 21:26
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| sutty68 |
Posted on 01-02-2014 21:29
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Forgot to say a Big well done to Bikex for taking the time and effort to do this for us |
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| Jesleyh |
Posted on 01-02-2014 21:32
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KazMunayGas doing great
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| Luis Leon Sanchez |
Posted on 01-02-2014 21:33
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My team going along well in......Last.
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