In Response to Re: * * * £1,000+ guarantee leagues * * * : I think IMO winning 11 more times having reached the FT is better than reaching the FT 5 more times. After all to reach the FT with a good chance of winning it sometimes you have to take risks before the FT. Did you weight different or same values for coming 2nd or 6th? If so maybe that would explain why Solack is higher (if his FT positions other than wins were higher) Getting knocked out early is also IMO completely irrelevant to include - you mention you awarded points for finishing top half but I just don't see the value in awarding points like this. To win tournaments sometimes you need to take risks early doors and there's no shame in going out early doors half of the time if the other half you build up an early chip lead. Posted by F_Ivanovic
remember the tables show volumes not averages. tommy has done slightly better on average. but there again probably 500 have a better average than tommy.
however i really do not like the points system you've used.
another example below P2Q has destroyed ttm in wins and non-win FTs. but more games and more cashes favours ttm too much. so i tried to do a regression to derive approximate weights used in the system and it is virtually impossible to deduce any weight for the wins. it is totally drowned out by the noise from playing and cashing. as even the best are not winning more than 3% of their games played the wins have become statistically irrelevant.
you need to give more weight to the up-top performances to make them statistically relevant. an extra 20 FTW and 5 for the FT (as you've defined) makes the table look below. not only does this seem more natural, but the wins now appear more appropriately in a regression.
i'm not saying that's how it should be done, it's just by way of example as to the scale of tweaking needed.
first can i say this is a great initiative. however i really do not like the points system you've used. another example below P2Q has destroyed ttm in wins and non-win FTs. but more games and more cashes favours ttm too much. so i tried to do a regression to derive approximate weights used in the system and it is virtually impossible to deduce any weight for the wins. it is totally drowned out by the noise from playing and cashing. as even the best are not winning more than 3% of their games played the wins have become statistically irrelevant. Points played score win FT cash bubble 5 terrytwomore 1,284 3,192 14 73 205 5 6 PhilAny2_Q 1,086 3,036 24 86 170 8 Posted by GELDY
hi gelds,
thank you first off.
there are now 6 different tables and points applies only to one table. the points system is designed to compare players for different purposes. it is also changeable. i regularly change the points to look at different rankings of performance.
i will tweak the points again soon, no doubt. having three players so close on points after a year is fine, but undesirable. i want to be able to discriminate between them.
i had a look at another set of weightings the skew the results towards the top end. the outcome is pretty much the same. tommy overtakes solack. the three; divs, tommy and solack are still very close on points. p2q is higher.
i am content with this as a good illustration of overall performance.
The only thing I can deduce from these tables is that Mattbates has failed to cash in 1,401 tournies. That figure is more than any one else has even played....therefore he must be the nut worst player on this site!
The only thing I can deduce from these tables is that Mattbates has failed to cash in 1,401 tournies. That figure is more than any one else has even played....therefore he must be the nut worst player on this site! .....ish Posted by MAXALLY
I’m not trying to be the fly in the ointment here, but is it only me who feels a little uneasy that the profits of players are being posted in this thread? I appreciate that this information is easily accessible through certain channels, and I have nothing against Aussie's work here, but I still think it’s unnecessary to have it collated for all to see. Perhaps the players being discussed wouldn’t feel overly comfortable either. I don’t know. It’s part of the reason I was against using monetary values when the points system for the Main/Mini Leaderboard was discussed twelve months ago.
If I’m on my own, fair enough – in which case, as you were.
I’m not trying to be the fly in the ointment here, but.... Posted by Slipwater
you know slippy that all mtt figures are available to everyone who wishes to see them. there's nothing secret, nor is there any reason to be secretive either.
some people look at s/scope to get a full picture. some people look at your tables to get a focussed picture. i look at my tables to get a focussed picture too.
The only thing I can deduce from these tables is that Mattbates has failed to cash in 1,401 tournies. That figure is more than any one else has even played....therefore he must be the nut worst player on this site! .....ish Posted by MAXALLY
Phew, thought you was going to mention that I have the most bubbles!
Must admit it is slightly interesting that the OP is ok with posting other people's profit an losses yet has his own stats blocked. Still, you must have gone to some effort to make these tables an they offer some good stats
Must admit it is slightly interesting that the OP is ok with posting other people's profit an losses yet has his own stats blocked. Still, you must have gone to some effort to make these tables an they offer some good stats Posted by nickd49931
might want to check buyin figures CMoorman paid £530 for the HR and the other 3 were £110s iirc 7 CMoorman 4 550.00 14,398.32 13,848.32 Posted by GELDY
cheers geldy. i had forgotten about that "super-high" buy-in level and noted that game as £220 will correct my records. thank you.
Great stats Aussie. Just from those ten players they paid Sky approximately £34K in rake.
You said in one of the first post approx 37,000 players had played, do you have a spreadsheet with 37,000 different lines on? Looks like you put quite a few hours into this, very interesting though. Would be good if you could put a link to the spreadsheet or whatever you use on a external website or something, not sure if that is possible. Then even the also-rans could see how they shape up without putting the whole lot on a forum post.
Great stats Aussie. Just from those ten players they paid Sky approximately £34K in rake. You said in one of the first post approx 37,000 players had played, do you have a spreadsheet with 37,000 different lines on? Looks like you put quite a few hours into this, very interesting though. Would be good if you could put a link to the spreadsheet or whatever you use on a external website or something, not sure if that is possible. Then even the also-rans could see how they shape up without putting the whole lot on a forum post. Posted by GREGSTER
thanks greg.
37,000 players so far in 2014. i am running something at the moment as i am interested in seeing who are the top 10 players over the last 5 years.
In Response to Re: * * * £1,000+ guarantee leagues * * * : thanks greg. 37,000 players so far in 2014. i am running something at the moment as i am interested in seeing who are the top 10 players over the last 5 years. Posted by aussie09
Just outta curiosity...Nothing vain mind, Am i in the top 36,000?
Theres gotta be "Glenelg" somewhere on the spreadsheet surely? ;-)
In Response to Re: * * * £1,000+ guarantee leagues * * * : Just outta curiosity...Nothing vain mind, Am i in the top 36,000? Theres gotta be "Glenelg" somewhere on the spreadsheet surely? ;-) Loving ya work. Why did you give up doing the jackpot thread? Musta been a doddle compared to this? pad Posted by Glenelg
hi pad,
as you asked i had a look at your figures and yes you are in the top 36,000. last night, i created tables for the last five years, there are 93,914 players. you are in the top 36,000 of those too. your figures are good but i have not gone into any great detail.
incidentally, you are 1,835th out of 94,000 players in the bubble league.
thanks for you comments too.
rob
ps. i stopped posting jackpot updates because of being flamed too often. as i did it for fun, so we can all see who has a chance, when the fun part disappeared i stopped. i have posted a few jackpot updates to richard's and anna's show threads recently.
In Response to Re: * * * £1,000+ guarantee leagues * * * : hi pad, as you asked i had a look at your figures and yes you are in the top 36,000. last night, i created tables for the last five years, there are 93,914 players. you are in the top 36,000 of those too. your figures are good but i have not gone into any great detail. incidentally, you are 1,835th out of 94,000 players in the bubble league. thanks for you comments too. rob ps. i stopped posting jackpot updates because of being flamed too often. as i did it for fun, so we can all see who has a chance, when the fun part disappeared i stopped. i have posted a few jackpot updates to richard's and anna's show threads recently. Posted by aussie09
Ha, brilliant, damned with faint praise as the saying goes.
Flaming? It's really quite a comment on internet society these days. I'll wager that those that flamed you do nothing to contribute positively to the Community, but enjoy knocking those that do.
My time on the internet is nearly run, & in some ways, I can't say I'm sorry about that.
In Response to Re: * * * £1,000+ guarantee leagues * * * : Ha, brilliant, damned with faint praise as the saying goes. Flaming? It's really quite a comment on internet society these days. I'll wager that those that flamed you do nothing to contribute positively to the Community, but enjoy knocking those that do. My time on the internet is nearly run, & in some ways, I can't say I'm sorry about that. Posted by Tikay10
hi tikay,
you had better carry on for a lot longer on the internet, i have just voted for you.
And, you defo can't accept an award for blogging if you have held your internet connection in your hands and gone ahead with the snip.
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remember the tables show volumes not averages. tommy has done slightly better on average. but there again probably 500 have a better average than tommy.
thanks tom
stats for the £2 deep stack should only be done by someone who isn't scared of playing in it.
rob
hi gelds,
thank you first off.
there are now 6 different tables and points applies only to one table. the points system is designed to compare players for different purposes. it is also changeable. i regularly change the points to look at different rankings of performance.
i will tweak the points again soon, no doubt. having three players so close on points after a year is fine, but undesirable. i want to be able to discriminate between them.
i had a look at another set of weightings the skew the results towards the top end. the outcome is pretty much the same. tommy overtakes solack. the three; divs, tommy and solack are still very close on points. p2q is higher.
i am content with this as a good illustration of overall performance.
I’m not trying to be the fly in the ointment here, but is it only me who feels a little uneasy that the profits of players are being posted in this thread? I appreciate that this information is easily accessible through certain channels, and I have nothing against Aussie's work here, but I still think it’s unnecessary to have it collated for all to see. Perhaps the players being discussed wouldn’t feel overly comfortable either. I don’t know. It’s part of the reason I was against using monetary values when the points system for the Main/Mini Leaderboard was discussed twelve months ago.
If I’m on my own, fair enough – in which case, as you were.
some people look at s/scope to get a full picture. some people look at your tables to get a focussed picture. i look at my tables to get a focussed picture too.
thanks nick
thanks man... mc&hny to you
cheers geldy. i had forgotten about that "super-high" buy-in level and noted that game as £220 will correct my records. thank you.
You said in one of the first post approx 37,000 players had played, do you have a spreadsheet with 37,000 different lines on? Looks like you put quite a few hours into this, very interesting though. Would be good if you could put a link to the spreadsheet or whatever you use on a external website or something, not sure if that is possible. Then even the also-rans could see how they shape up without putting the whole lot on a forum post.
thanks greg.
37,000 players so far in 2014. i am running something at the moment as i am interested in seeing who are the top 10 players over the last 5 years.
Just outta curiosity...Nothing vain mind, Am i in the top 36,000?
as you asked i had a look at your figures and yes you are in the top 36,000. last night, i created tables for the last five years, there are 93,914 players. you are in the top 36,000 of those too. your figures are good but i have not gone into any great detail.
incidentally, you are 1,835th out of 94,000 players in the bubble league.
thanks for you comments too.
rob
ps. i stopped posting jackpot updates because of being flamed too often. as i did it for fun, so we can all see who has a chance, when the fun part disappeared i stopped. i have posted a few jackpot updates to richard's and anna's show threads recently.
Flaming? It's really quite a comment on internet society these days. I'll wager that those that flamed you do nothing to contribute positively to the Community, but enjoy knocking those that do.
My time on the internet is nearly run, & in some ways, I can't say I'm sorry about that.
hi tikay,
you had better carry on for a lot longer on the internet, i have just voted for you.
And, you defo can't accept an award for blogging if you have held your internet connection in your hands and gone ahead with the snip.
rob
up to and including last night's £1k+ games, the tables for december 2014 are these.
a total of 8,056 players in 212 games.