In tennis, sometimes the dates of the match don't coincide with the date the matches are played. In San Jose, I played Ginepri and also Querrey, but the matches were voided out. It seems that the reason was because the matches were played one day later. However in Memphis this week, the Roddick and Melzer matches were slated for yesterday, but were actually played the next day. Assuming the 2/21 picks would be voided out, I played those matches the following day on 2/22 just to make sure I wouldn't lose the picks. However, this time the Tuesday 2/21 result wasn't voided out and so I got double-graded.
I just think in the future the voiding policy in tennis should be consistent. The selective enforcement of that policy makes it difficult to know whether you're going to have no action, normal action, or double the action.
In tennis, sometimes the dates of the match don't coincide with the date the matches are played. In San Jose, I played Ginepri and also Querrey, but the matches were voided out. It seems that the reason was because the matches were played one day later. However in Memphis this week, the Roddick and Melzer matches were slated for yesterday, but were actually played the next day. Assuming the 2/21 picks would be voided out, I played those matches the following day on 2/22 just to make sure I wouldn't lose the picks. However, this time the Tuesday 2/21 result wasn't voided out and so I got double-graded.
I just think in the future the voiding policy in tennis should be consistent. The selective enforcement of that policy makes it difficult to know whether you're going to have no action, normal action, or double the action.