Statistics
We keep club statistics so that our members can track their progress and personal records. But to keep it all “in the family”, these pages are only accessible to members.
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.
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!
These are the final scores from each round of the latest club session, also showing the round by round gains.
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.
This is a detailed explanation of the formula used to calculate changes in each player’s rating and prime.
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.
Here you can find statistics from past seasons.