Olympic Diving

Soldato
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7 judges. Get rid of the top and bottom two to leave three scores. Add those three scores. Multiply that total by the difficulty.

So on a 3.6 dive, say you get 7.5, 7.5, 7.5, 8.0, 8.0, 8.5, 8.5. The middle three are 7.5, 8.0, 8.0. Total of 23.5. Multiply by 3.6 to give a score of 84.6.

Do that six times and that's that.

Right, cheers, crazy scoring :p
 
Soldato
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daly has advantage of putting down a marker for the other two to beat. if he does a stonking dive it ramps the pressure on the yank and chinese
 
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Significantly, Tom Daley's final dive has a difficulty of 3.3 while Qiu Bo and David Boudia both have a 3.6 in the tank. If all three land their dives perfectly, then that will see Daley end up in bronze place. But anything could happen yet.
 
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He probably is, but if a couple of people pull out 4+ difficulty dives and he's stood there with a 3.3 then it could be impossible regardless of how good it is.

Edit: just heard it is 3.3!
 
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