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Re: Average for Player

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Wed, Nov 13 2024 3:31 AM (2 replies)
  • OkapiWoods
    9 Posts
    Mon, Nov 11 2024 9:56 AM

    I am a casual player for about 2 years, mostly playing the Coin Rooms. Nevertheless I got promoted to Master with an average of around 68. Then it went to 78 a few days ago, when the avatars were retooled./

    Is there a new way of averaging scores or did they just correct it?

  • GreenLaser
    231 Posts
    Mon, Nov 11 2024 8:50 PM

    If your average changed after you reached Master, it's probably because you made some higher scores after reaching Master.  The way averages work at each tier is that once you reach the number of Ranked Rounds needed to advance to the next tier, your scores that are worse than your average stop counting against you.  When your average drops low enough to advance to the next tier, you get promoted and scores worse than your current average start counting against you again. You likely had the number of Ranked Rounds you needed and your average had dropped to the 67 needed to be promoted to Master.

  • BlackBogey
    548 Posts
    Wed, Nov 13 2024 3:31 AM

    OkapiWoods:

    I am a casual player for about 2 years, mostly playing the Coin Rooms. Nevertheless I got promoted to Master with an average of around 68. Then it went to 78 a few days ago, when the avatars were retooled./

    Is there a new way of averaging scores or did they just correct it?

    Your first Ranked Round as a Master was a 39 in a Nine Hole Bracket Tournament.  Double the 9 hole score to make an 18 score for your average and voila, 39 x 2 = 78.

    Now that you Tiered up your average will be based on an average of all Ranked Rounds played at Master Tier until you have accumulated 40.  At that point you'll "saturate" and your average will be based off the lowest 40 played at Master Tier (your average will never go up again until you Tier up again).

    If you play almost strictly coin rooms it's possible you'll Tier up before reaching 40 ranked rounds as a Master because coin rooms have their own algorithm, but unfortunately no one really knows exactly what that is.

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