Ko vs Shane W9B Finals - More Stats

BeiberLvr

BeiberLvr

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I rewatched the match on GeniePool's Youtube page, and made a spreadsheet (attached) which shows all of the rolls and mistakes by each player.

There were 4 racks missing from the stream, so those can't be accounted for. I was, however, able to get some break stats from the commentary.


Enjoy, and let me know if you think I missed something or included something irrelevant


Edit: The attached spreadsheet also includes timestamped links to each roll or mistake.
 

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BeiberLvr said:
I rewatched the match on GeniePool's Youtube page, and made a spreadsheet (attached) which shows all of the rolls and mistakes by each player.

There were 4 racks missing from the stream, so those can't be accounted for. I was, however, able to get some break stats from the commentary.


Enjoy, and let me know if you think I missed something or included something irrelevant.
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Great work!
Thanks for sharing :)
Wondering if there were two ways in some of the rolls?
 
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BeiberLvr said:
I rewatched the match on GeniePool's Youtube page, and made a spreadsheet (attached) which shows all of the rolls and mistakes by each player.

There were 4 racks missing from the stream, so those can't be accounted for. I was, however, able to get some break stats from the commentary.


Enjoy, and let me know if you think I missed something or included something irrelevant


Edit: The attached spreadsheet also includes timestamped links to each roll or mistake.
Click to expand...

Great job
Donny Lutz also analysed it but came up with more errors for Shane
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showpost.php?p=5306633&postcount=66
In post match interview , Shane also felt he made more errors

According to press release on match during the missing racks from 6-6 to 8-8
Ko scratched once and SVB made few mistakes.
http://www.azbilliards.com/news/stories/12237-ko-becomes-pools-hardcore-man/

"To his credit Van Boening kept his composure and it served him well. Two break and runs sandwiched around a Ko scratch brought the American his first lead of the match and an 8-6 advantage.

Just as he did against Wu earlier, however, Ko used the deficit as his motivation to stage a fight back. At the same time Van Boening lost his momentum and several mistakes cost him plenty. Ko won two straight to tie the match at 8-8."
 
BeiberLvr said:
It's pretty easy to spot based on how the shot was played.

As an example, where's the 2 way shot here?

You're welcome to go through each shot, and point out any that you think were 2 way shots.
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I am not a world class player so I am not qualified to know when that happens or not I do know if I am kicking or jumping or shooting s shot low percentage I'm looking for that

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The difference in the match wasn't the number of mistakes made, but when they were made.
 
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