Buffalo Wild Wings Stats Posted

Statistics for the January 26th Tournament at Buffalo Wild Wings have been posted

On your profile, your stats from the night are currently under "match 3". Soon to be renamed.
Click on the Title of the tournament to view every ones statistics from the night. If you would like a more in depth analysis (Game by Game Breakdown) select the user name you would like to view and their stats will appear in the top window.

Shout Outs:
Congratulations to Peter from May and Treanor/Walsh for having the best overall shooting percentage for the tournament @ 67.86%

Congratulations to Dustin from Pocket Full of Change (Does Not have a Profile) for having the highest single game shooting percentage at 100% !! Also, having the longest shooting streak @ 9.


Notes:

Shooting Percentage (S%) How often you made a cup. Is completely accurate.
Hit Streak (HS) How many cups you hit in a row. Is accurate when you get a game by game analysis for the individual. When you look at the overall, the computer added the HS for every game together. If you would like to view your average hit streak, add each games HS together and divide that by total games.
First Shot Percentage (FS%) How often you made the first shot. Is only tracking if you actually took the first shot for each of your games. Not who made the first cup. This is an error and will be fixed.
Average Cups Per Game (AVG) How many cups you hit on average during the tournament. Is showing inaccurately on the overall stats page. If you go to each players game by game results, the number under AVG is how many cups they made that game. If you would like an average you can add all of the numbers up in this column and divide that by the number of games played.
1C%/2C%/3C%/ is reporting completely inaccurately. This problem has been identified and is already resolved.
4-6%/7-10% is reporting accurately. These percentages represent how you shot when you had this amount of cups on the table.

Every additional statistic shown on the grid is currently reporting inconsistently. Including Wins and Losses. Each of the problems have already been identified and taken care of for the next event. Thank you for your participation at this event and we look forward to having everything work properly at the next event.

Visit the Forum to talk more about what you think about the statistics and what you would like to see in the future. Remember, you input is always evaluated and is very much appreciated.