handicapping
Giving advantages or disadvantages to players so they have fair chances
- noun
- /ˈhændɪˌkæpɪŋ/
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asignación de hándicap
Examples
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This year My bookie is hosting the first online handicapping super contest.
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The handicapping system ensures that all participants have a fair chance of winning in the tournament.
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In horse racing, handicapping involves adjusting the weights of horses to equalize their chances.
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Many sports rely on handicapping to create balanced competitions among teams of different skill levels.
How Balanced
Surface Forms
handicapping singular
handicappings plural
Morphology
Etymology
Handicapping comes from the old method hand-in-cap, a simple way to give or take something so two sides are more equal. So handicapping today means assigning advantages or disadvantages to make a contest fair.