The usual way ACF Scorekeepers figures Honor points for a tie breaker is by adding the total of the players opponent’s total game points for each round, but dropping the lowest round so in this case, the summation of 11 rounds.

ChessArbiter selected a different formula as a tie breaker. He set it to break ties using "better result with the best opponents," which is different than just totaling one's opponent's scores.

Sonneborn-Berger Points are figured by multiplying the honor points you would receive from an opponent, by the score you received against them. Thus, it’s an indication of how good your opponents were you played, and also how well you did against these opponents you played.

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