Well, I agree about the importance of persistance...I'm beating myself up because I'm only down by 76 points and I've missed two games. Kudos to @gil renard for consistently showing up every night. Slow and steady wins the race and it is being proved right before our eyes.
Well, I agree about the importance of persistance...
And the margin between you and the 1st place IS indeed
about two games worth (at the rate you're going), so those
games may have taken you to the lead, or very close to it...
It actually appears that you and @gil renard are practically
identical in your points per prediction pace (nice... PPPP).
If you check the average grade you got per each prediction
MADE, not counting the ones you missed, the average is:
@gil renard .... 37.0 pts per prediction
@lwc ................. 36.8 pts per prediction
But then you have to raise your hat for the dude at #3...
@alonshin missed the first THREE games and is still only
92 points behind, which puts his average above you two:
@alonshin ....... 39.4 pts per prediction
@gil renard .... 37.0 pts per prediction
@lwc ................. 36.8 pts per prediction
You can total as much as 100 points for one prediction:
1. You get 40 pts for predicting the winner.
2. You get up to 30 pts for predicting the point difference of the game (directional difference! +10 is not the same as -10!)
3. You get up to 15 pts for predicting the total score of each of the teams (30 pts for both teams together)
Here's a chart to sum it all up: View attachment 5791
You can total as much as 100 points for one prediction:
1. 40 pts for predicting the winner.
2. Up to 30 pts for predicting the points margin of the game (directional! +10 is not the same as -10!)
3. Up to 15 pts for predicting the total score of each of the teams (30 pts for both teams together)
Here's a chart to sum it all up: View attachment 5791