Shane's Accustat Rating

Curt

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Does anyone know what Shane's rating was during the finals? It would seem to be historically high, no? Just curious
 
I think I remember counting just four errors. Missed 8 ball in the side 2nd game, Missed long tough too-straight one ball... scratch in the side to on the break to end his 6-pack, missed too-straight shot on the head rail where he had to slam it with sidespin to get shape.

There was also something where he fluked 2 separate balls, probably on a kick, then ended up safe anyway.

I have no idea if they still keep track of these stats or if accustats has just given up on that. They should probably change their name if so.

If they keep these stats, how hard would it be to throw them into a spreadsheet or PDF and just post them to the site? I find them really interesting. If someone gave me the exact formula and I'd track it myself and post 'em.

I'm betting AtLarge will have at least kept break stats for us.
 
Does anyone know what Shane's rating was during the finals? It would seem to be historically high, no? Just curious

Shane played a total of 128 games during the tournament, winning 90, losing 38 for a win percentage of 70 percent, does that help?
 
My guess for the final would be .930 but there is no way that his accustats in the match was of historic proportion. Shane's play was superb, but not, in my opinion, historically so. Hey, maybe I'm wrong, for I certainly didn't do the math.
 
There's an Accu-Stats match from the 2010 U.S. Open where Jason Klatt is listed as shooting a .972 and loses 11-4 to Mika who is listed as shooting a .990 (that's probably one mistake in a race to 11). That may be the highest combined Accu-Stats rating for two players that I've seen.
 
Wade Crane is the only player ever to record a perfect 1.000 in the finals of a major tournament.
 
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