NOTE: SEE G10 6/12 EVENING PERFORMANCE REPORT: A GREAT GAME:
Dania Jai Alai plays 12 games in 7 performances every week during its season. The 10th game, the Florida Singles Championship, is the late game front court singles match (8 players, occasionally there is one back court player and/or an early game player in the game). The Dania Spring-Summer Season runs from May 1-June 30. That's about 9 weeks, about 63 games do determine a Florida Singles Champion. Most wins is the determining factor. The FSC is one leg of the Dania Triple Crown of Late Game Singles, Late Game Doubles (Game 12), and all game championships that are determined by number of wins. Erik Mendezabal (late-front) won all three legs of the Triple Crown in the recently completed Dania Fall-Winter Season (January 2-April 14, 2019).
For this season, beginning with the third week of the season, a special lens will be focused on Game 10. As often as I can, I will watch the game, do a point by point "map" of it (quiniela Jai Alai is complex in that it is played in single point increments where the winner keeps playing and the loser "goes to the back of the line.") In addition I will provide commentary and keep a running Table of the leaders. I'm not planning to dedicate my life to this game, and as I have no recording capability, I will miss some games. The daily table will always be updated. This is an experiment to see if I can find any patterns in this game over time. It is also a great incentive for me to watch the game (which rarely takes more than 15 minutes) closely. Game 10 analysis will be added also to the weekly Dania Page, which tracks daily and weekly player performance. I hope you find it entertaining and, perhaps educational. The page is located on the right side of the blog, below the current results.
Dania Jai Alai: The Florida Singles Championship
