Mosconi Cup Individual and Team Stats

BeiberLvr

BeiberLvr

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Please see the attached Excel file for some stats from this year's Mosconi Cup.

There are 3 sheets in the workbook.

Introduction - Definitions on the stats used, and how I tried to be as objective as possible.

Match Stats - Here you can see how many mistakes each player made in all 13 matches, as well as how many rolls they got.

Overall Stats - This sheet shows you the combined # of mistakes and rolls for both teams, as well for each individual player. I also added a little bit at the bottom on who played the best for each team, and who played the worst.

Europe had 63% of the total rolls. America had 57% of the total errors.

Enjoy!

Jon
 

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Thanks for the additional info; looks like you spent quite a bit of time on it. Particularly helpful is your effort to identify lucky rolls.

If you haven't already done so, I think you might enjoy becoming familiar with the Accu-Stats Total Performance Average, and the definitions they use for errors.

I'll just point out, from your third page, that the player with the most mistakes (as you defined them) might not be the one who played the worst, and the player with the fewest mistakes might not be the one who played the best. That judgment needs to relate the mistakes to how many opportunities they had to make those mistakes. The players were involved in different numbers of matches (4, 5, or 6) and took different numbers of shots.
 
AtLarge said:
Thanks for the additional info; looks like you spent quite a bit of time on it. Particularly helpful is your effort to identify lucky rolls.

If you haven't already done so, I think you might enjoy becoming familiar with the Accu-Stats Total Performance Average, and the definitions they use for errors.

I'll just point out, from your third page, that the player with the most mistakes (as you defined them) might not be the one who played the worst, and the player with the fewest mistakes might not be the one who played the best. That judgment needs to relate the mistakes to how many opportunities they had to make those mistakes. The players were involved in different numbers of matches (4, 5, or 6) and took different numbers of shots.
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No problem. I was reading about the Accu Stats TPA over the weekend.
 
Bump one time for those that didn't see these.

You can probably ignore best/worst player section [see AtLarge's valid reasons above]
 
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