TrippinBill
Eagle Member
So...my rating was a 937, then I played a tournament and completely tanked. Two of my worst rounds in years, and my rating went up to 942. How is this possible?
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PDGA ratings are up. How'd you do?
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pmorgan1214
Eagle Member
Just got mine. 944, want to be higher. 
must work harder
must work harderStill didnt get mine
Because the update isn't instantaneous. It takes a while for the new numbers to upload to the server and propagate to the website. It doesn't help matters when the server is also getting bombarded from this side by people looking for the updated numbers.
The numbers aren't going to change again until the next update. There's really no rush to see the new ratings right away...they'll be the same numbers if you wait until later tonight or even tomorrow.
PerpetualNewbie
Birdie Member
Up 14, glad to be moving in the right direction! Next update should be even better!
No update for me yet...
OMG
I SUCK
I SUCK
discgolf4lif3
Birdie Member
+5 back to 925
looks like my last two tournies aren't factoring into this rating...one from middle of April, the other from a few weeks ago...that sucks...
Brodysseus
* Ace Member *
+5, but I still suck.
The only thing I can think of the is the rounds that got kicked were a rated lower than your most recent worst rounds in years. But I don't know how many tournaments you play, so it may or may not be possible.
DatRedDude
Eagle Member
Down 8 thanks bowling green. On a side note what are the points for next to my rating?
jenb
* Ace Member *
Down 6!!
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If I've got the right idea on these, the points for most of us are just bragging rights.
They're based on how many folks you beat or tied in all your rated rounds, with a multiplier depending on whether you did them in A, B, or C-tier events, etc.An interesting thing to look at is the Player statistics page, where you can pull up a list of all the folks in your state, division, age bracket, gender, whatever, and see who plays an awful lot of rated rounds.
I think there actually is some recognition for the folks at the very top of Am and Pro every year.
pmorgan1214
Eagle Member
I think I am one of the few top ams in Ohio
I went up 1 to tie my all time high of 949. Was hoping for more of a jump, but my 1026 wasn't included in this update, and now by next update my sprained ankle rounds will cancel it out.
teemkey
* Ace Member *
Apparently I'm the only MS1 in Oregon ... so, kind of like an amoeba I'm top and bottom in one.
Darth Anovin
Eagle Member
Ugh...Played in 5 PDGA events since April 26th and none of them were included. So I stayed the same :-(
I've only played two since the last update, but neither was included. Is that normal??
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Actually, for us update-watchers, I think so. The event has to be submitted and finalized 3 or 4 weeks before the update to get processed. I've learned to just be as patient as I can, and know that they'll all get in there sooner or later.
btw, I'm up a whopping 2 points, and therefore still Rec rated. I'm hoping this is my year to no longer be eligible for that division.
