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PDGA ratings are up. How'd you do?
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The Birdie Beast
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Mine still have yet to be updated.
jivey311
Eagle Member
Why didn't the tournament I played on June 8 get included? Its not even included on anybodys player stats yet. Td didn't turn paperwork on time yet? Rockford open.
June 3rd was the cut-off for this submission I believe. It should be on the next ratings update.
krupicka
Double Eagle Member
The Rockford open is showing that official results are in (trophy has gone gold on the event search page). That's a good indicator that it will be in the next update.
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^^^Hard to predict, though. I played an event recently that has the gold trophy icon, but no results listed at all. Usually, when it shifts from the registration list icon to the silver trophy icon, you get to see preliminary results, and (I think) the gold trophy icon usually means the results have been officially submitted (& should show up by the next update).
Ricta
Eagle Member
No change... 951
The Birdie Beast
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Wait so since the most recent 25% of your scores are more important in your rating, your rating can also come down to that? It didnt say on the site and I just wanted to clarify.
notroman
* Ace Member *
It can come down to that, yes. The most recent 25% of your rounds get double weighted. Let's pretend you shot a 950, 955, 952, 976, 942, 920, 938, 927 rounds over 4 tourneys. The most recent 25% of your rounds (938 and 928) get counted twice...
If you just did a straight up average your round rating would be (950+955+952+976+942+920+938+927)/8 = 945.
With the most recent 25% of the rounds double weighted your rating would be (950+955+952+976+942+920+938+938+927+927)/10 = 942.5 or 943.
The point is if you're a rapidly improving (or declining) player your rating will be closer to your current performance.
The Birdie Beast
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Thanks for taking the time to answer that.
brutalbrutus
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Well, tomorrow is the day and I think I will be going down.....
I just ran my numbers. It looks like I only have one event (out of 6 played this year) that has official results. That will probably bump my rating up one point.
If Official ratings dont go down ill be in the 990's but since we all know they will go down ill prolly be in the high 980's. Thats also assuming that rounds from a year ago get dropped properly.
Just out of curiosity, why would rounds that should be dropped not be dropped? I've never heard of rounds continuing to be included once they're old enough to expire from a player's average.
Ive had it happen before where my most recent round on my rating is the same date as the oldest rating on my rating. I would of thought that those would have been dropped but nope.
zjones9
Par Member
I believe that they do this on purpose, airing on the side of a little more data is better than a little less...
joshmo65
Eagle Member
Should go up a little more. Picking up new rounds averaging 20 points higher than the rounds I am dropping.
sprintermatt
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might drop an entire digit. that would be sad.
