Members: Scroll down to read about the latest club night or click on one of the links below to view the stats.

Ratings and Statistics

Each player has a club rating (unrelated to NASPA ratings), which goes up or down depending on the player’s performance. Wins, losses, spread, and opponent rating all contribute to the weekly change in ratings.

Club Championship Standings

The Club Championship is a competition with two divisions, A and B. In September, everyone begins in the same place at a starting point called a “prime”. Starting at zero, a player’s prime goes up or down depending upon their win-loss record and the strength of their opponents. Stay tuned for updates of the Championship race, culminating in the annual crowning of our Division A and Division B champions!

Scoreboard

These are the final scores from each round of the latest club session, also showing the round by round gains.

Season Records

We keep track of some notable individual highlights over the course of the season; high win, high loss, high non-bingo, high play, most outrageous phony, and most bingos in one night.

Formula

This is a detailed explanation of the formula used to calculate changes in each player’s rating and prime.

Sit-Out List

Sometimes we have an uneven number of players at the club. That means someone has to be on the sideline instead of playing. This list keeps track of whose turn it is to sit out, based on how many games each player has played since their last sit-out.

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In discussing the rules of the Club challenge, the Directors thought of some pretty contrived circumstances that might arise. One possible circumstance would be having multiple players hovering just below the 12000 mark at the beginning of Club night. Another possibility is having a player score a phony to surpass 12000 points–in effect “reaching” the 12000 mark–only to have that score invalidated by a successful challenge. Don’t worry, we have these far-out scenarios covered. We’re optimistic that the quest for 12000 points will be smooth and not require us to apply common sense rules to tease out unsportsmanlike loopholes.

One situation that will come up is what to do about Sit-outs. Odd attendance will arise over the course of the 12000 Challenge. What will we do when someone has to sit out? In order to make the contest open fairly to all, including the Club Directors who tend to volunteer to sit out often, the Sit-out List will be consulted each time attendance is odd. Players who are asked to sit out will be given credit for the game they missed equivalent to their average score attained up until that point. Thus no one who sits out will get zero for missing a game. Please be prepared if Craig or Shan asks you to sit out if it is your turn. The Sit-out List is updated every week in the Stats section.