How to calculate your Fargo performance in a particular tournament?

Here's an example. Keep an eye on the Robustness column. Carlos had a stroke. Brooke, Henry, Laurie, and Alfred have no robustness. But you have three players on team Thomas with FargoRates in the 460-480 level that recently won a tournament at the Soaring Eagle Open with performance ratings in the 570-640 range (I did the math) that are performing in our summer league after 6 weeks (~24 games) at the 318-375 level. That's not playing above or below your level. That's clear and obvious sandbagging. But it takes someone like me using AI to pull the facts when the CSI website could just show this information by default and act as a deterrent for this behavior.
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This is using the equations @mikepage has posted online before. A "Performance Rating" is what your FargoRate would be for a limited set of matches like a single tournament. I've been sharing performance ratings for recent local tournaments. I'm also able to calculate performance ratings for our local summer league. So this is real stuff where losing to a lesser opponent has a big impact and losing to a strong opponent has less of an impact.
Tom Kerrigan has a page where you can calculate your performance for a set of matches. I use it all the time. I keep track of my opponent, their fargo rate and the match score. And calculate my performance. Also the fargo rate app can do something similar based on filters of your previous matches.

Your table seems like a lot of work for very little value. To each his own.

Billiard TV

Really find it hard to watch this channel anymore. What happened just now has happened numerous times:

Watching a match from the Las Vegas open between Hoang and Zielinski. Zielinski won first set 4-3 and Hoang the second set 4-1. During the final set they go to commercial break, when they come back they’re showing a totally different tournament for kids 16 and under.

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