Player Records

How the numbers are counted

• Only finished events. Events still being played are left out. So are practice events. Every new event starts as Practice, and an admin turns Practice off for a real event. Events with fake players are always practice.
• Rack wins and losses. Every rack with a result counts: a win for one player, a loss for the other. Win % is rack wins divided by racks counted.
• Byes are not counted. A bye is never a rack win or a rack loss.
• Forfeits count as a rack. The player who gets the forfeit win records a rack win and the other player a rack loss. If both players forfeit, both record a loss. This follows the current practice rules, and the numbers say how many racks were forfeits.
• Withdrawals. If a player withdraws, the racks they actually played stay in their record. The forfeit their opponent is given when they leave is not counted against them, and their opponent keeps it. A player who withdraws cannot be champion or get a playoff finish. If they leave before playing a rack, the event is not counted for them.
• Playoff racks. A championship playoff rack counts in the win and loss totals too. The page also shows how many of those racks were playoff racks, so you can tell them from the other racks. A forfeit in a playoff counts like any other forfeit. A bye in a playoff just moves a player on. It is not a win.
• Championships. Being the champion of an event. First place is never shared: a tie for first is settled by a playoff, and only the playoff winner is champion. If a playoff could not be finished, nobody is champion. Some older events ended with a shared first place, and each of those co-champions keeps the championship. An event and its championship are counted once.
• Playoff finishes. Each event counts once, at the furthest stage a player reached. The player who loses the Championship match is runner-up. Players who lose in the Semifinals are semifinalists, and in the Quarterfinals, quarterfinalists. When an event ends with one player alone in first place, there is no playoff and no runner-up. If a playoff could not be finished, nobody gets a playoff finish from it.
• No ranking. Players are listed alphabetically. This page does not rank players or compare them.
• Names. Each player shows the playing ID they use now. Open a row to see the name and playing ID they used in each event.