It's awesome. All games are close.
14% (8 votes)
Pretty good. Nice mix of opponents.
66% (37 votes)
Terrible. Give me round robins.
13% (7 votes)
What the heck is a ladder system?
7% (4 votes)
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league runner scheduling
Wondering why we play the same teams. 22 in the league but we haven't seen most of them and seem to be playing a bunch of teams a couple of times? Sometimes 6 or 7 places away in the standings vs. other teams we haven't played that are right next to us in the standings?
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Mark,
The ladder attemptes to schedule the 'closest' game it can offer for that particular week. The result being that top teams will cycle amongs themselves as will bottom tier teams. The middle of the pack gets the most variety based on having the most scheduling options.
Based on your team's schedule, you saw 3 repeated opponents over a 15 game (to date) schedule. In a round-robin format, with tiers, you would have likely seen the same opponents more often with more repeated games.
The ladder has been a learning experience but, overall, seems to have performed as expected. You can read more about how the ladder works here.