Post by steve on Sept 16, 2014 12:22:46 GMT 1
Not being dim at all.
The GW scores are calculated in a way so as to take into account points forfeited as a result of transfers. In the actual league table, a player may score 50 points, but to achieve that, may have made 2 transfers costing 8 points but the GW score won't be affected in the league table. The effect only appears in the total score.
In this case the total (absolute, with all point forfeits included)) scores are
IMG 2019
EIB 1891
Delta= 128
Thing is, publishing the total scores each week will eventually result in what looks like a telephone number instead of a points tally & make little sense.
Johnny & I had several chats about how to present numbers & Johnny also consulted a maths graduate at the Uni he works at.
The GW scores are calculated in a way so as to take into account points forfeited as a result of transfers. In the actual league table, a player may score 50 points, but to achieve that, may have made 2 transfers costing 8 points but the GW score won't be affected in the league table. The effect only appears in the total score.
In this case the total (absolute, with all point forfeits included)) scores are
IMG 2019
EIB 1891
Delta= 128
Thing is, publishing the total scores each week will eventually result in what looks like a telephone number instead of a points tally & make little sense.
Johnny & I had several chats about how to present numbers & Johnny also consulted a maths graduate at the Uni he works at.
