1. My Bigbep table setup Bigbep Score sheet AWAY HOME 2nd Period FAC
3rd Period
FAC
1st Period
FAC
FRC G LW C RW LW C RW G
4th line
4th line RD
PP2
discard
discard LW
PK2 RW
PK2 RD
PK2 LD RD LW C RW LW C RW LD RD
3rd line
Bigbep
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3rd line RD
PP1 C
PP2 RD
PP2 C
PP2 RW
PP2 LD
PK2 RD
PK2 LW
PK1 RW
PK2 LW
PK2 RW
PK1 LD
PK2 RD
PK1 LD RD LW C RW LW C RW LD RD
2nd line
2nd line LD
PP2 LW
PP2 RW
PP2 LW
PP2 LW
PP1 LD
PP2 LD
PK1 RD
PK1 X AT RW
PK1 LW
PK1 LD
PK1 X AT LD RD LW C RW
1st line
1st line LW C RW LD RD LD
PP1 LW
PP1 C
PP2 RW
PP1 C
PP2 RW
PP1 LD
PP1 RD
PP1
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An example of how I may setup my all my lines prior to playing.
After each line change I remove the FAC discarded pile off board. This helps keep card counting to a minimum.
I use 5 dice; 2d6 for faceoff, 2d10 for % rolls and 1d6 for random player choice. I have all 5 player positions marked on the die along with a CHC which denotes my choice of player. I use this die when the FAC/FRC states choice of player. This way I am not giving my pure goal scorer preferential treatment over others.
Occasionally I will use a forward as point man on PP instead of a defenseman.
I also employ an extra attacker on delayed penalties.
Current puck position X AT