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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,610 ✭✭✭big_iain


    As requested here are some of the example factors

    Buyin factors
    50 0.698970004
    100 1
    150 1.176091259
    200 1.301029996
    250 1.397940009
    300 1.477121255
    400 1.602059991
    500 1.698970004
    750 1.875061263
    1000 2
    2000 2.301029996
    3500 2.544068044



    Field size factors
    50 1
    75 1.176091259
    100 1.301029996
    150 1.477121255
    200 1.602059991
    250 1.698970004
    300 1.77815125
    500 2
    600 2.079181246
    800 2.204119983
    1000 2.301029996
    1400 2.447158031

    position factors
    1 2
    2 1.698970004
    3 1.522878745
    4 1.397940009
    5 1.301029996
    6 1.22184875
    7 1.15490196
    8 1.096910013
    9 1.045757491
    10 1
    11 0.958607315
    12 0.920818754

    Position is based on a field of 100.

    I must point out these are not steps just examples using the formula.

    @Mellor, It is not the same log10.....-log 50---- the reason that is put in is so the factor of one would start at 50 runners. Less than 50 runners get a factor less than 1.


    Another point. The position factors change depending on the size of the field and how many places are being paid. the factor 1 being for 10% place and the largest factor for 1st. obv.
    But in this model, those doing a deal to get points for a bubble prize are given a factor of less than 1.


    I will offer some points achieved for the same tourney


    FitZ EOM Game July 270 buyin 140 runners

    1st: 44.45points
    2nd: 38.21 points
    3rd: 34.57 points
    4th: 31.98 points
    5th: 29.9points
    6th: 28.33 points
    7th: 26.9 points
    8th : 25.7 points
    9th: 24.68 points
    14th: 20.71
    15th: 20.09 points

    IO 2009 650 runners, 3500 buyin

    1st: 151.28
    2nd: 135.09
    4: 118.9
    5: 113.7
    7: 105.8
    10: 97.5
    15: 88.03
    20th: 81.3
    30: 71.83
    40: 65.12
    60: 55.64


    Does this help?


  • Registered Users Posts: 3,070 ✭✭✭Ollieboy


    big_iain wrote: »
    As requested here are some of the example factors

    Buyin factors
    50 0.698970004
    100 1
    150 1.176091259
    200 1.301029996
    250 1.397940009
    300 1.477121255
    400 1.602059991
    500 1.698970004
    750 1.875061263
    1000 2
    2000 2.301029996
    3500 2.544068044



    Field size factors
    50 1
    75 1.176091259
    100 1.301029996
    150 1.477121255
    200 1.602059991
    250 1.698970004
    300 1.77815125
    500 2
    600 2.079181246
    800 2.204119983
    1000 2.301029996
    1400 2.447158031

    position factors
    1 2
    2 1.698970004
    3 1.522878745
    4 1.397940009
    5 1.301029996
    6 1.22184875
    7 1.15490196
    8 1.096910013
    9 1.045757491
    10 1
    11 0.958607315
    12 0.920818754

    Position is based on a field of 100.

    I must point out these are not steps just examples using the formula.

    @Mellor, It is not the same log10.....-log 50---- the reason that is put in is so the factor of one would start at 50 runners. Less than 50 runners get a factor less than 1.


    Another point. The position factors change depending on the size of the field and how many places are being paid. the factor 1 being for 10% place and the largest factor for 1st. obv.
    But in this model, those doing a deal to get points for a bubble prize are given a factor of less than 1.


    I will offer some points achieved for the same tourney


    FitZ EOM Game July 270 buyin 140 runners

    1st: 44.45points
    2nd: 38.21 points
    3rd: 34.57 points
    4th: 31.98 points
    5th: 29.9points
    6th: 28.33 points
    7th: 26.9 points
    8th : 25.7 points
    9th: 24.68 points
    14th: 20.71
    15th: 20.09 points

    IO 2009 650 runners, 3500 buyin

    1st: 151.28
    2nd: 135.09
    4: 118.9
    5: 113.7
    7: 105.8
    10: 97.5
    15: 88.03
    20th: 81.3
    30: 71.83
    40: 65.12
    60: 55.64


    Does this help?


    excellant work Iain, but I think you will need to increase the factor on finishing positions. Getting 44.45 for first and 20.09 for creepying into the money is not really a big enough difference for the amount of money difference involve and the extra skill level etc. You could still end up with a player not having a win for the year and still winning the rankings, which is not good for the rankings in general. Also I think a players top 10 results should on count as this gives all the players a equal chance on not depending on how many events you play, but again the disadvantage against this option it increase the chance of the IO winner been the top rank player for the year.


  • Registered Users Posts: 1,709 ✭✭✭YULETIRED


    My 2 cents, I havn't read the thread so forgive if I'm repeating other viewpoints.
    In my view the rankings should be top 5 only, you'll have enough out of top 5 players to make your list big enough anyway but if you include all you events and ALL your finishers you list will be HUGE by the end of the year. You also find it easier to maintain a smaller but select list. .


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