Scoring Model

Scoring Explained

•    *****   =  9 points, or 10 points if ***** in consecutive rounds


•    ****   =  7 points, or 8 points if **** in consecutive rounds


•    ***   =  5 points, or 6 points if *** in consecutive rounds


•    **   =  4 points, or 3 points if ** in consecutive rounds


•    *   =  2 points, or 1 points if * in consecutive rounds


• Also a Bonus weekly 2 point for every team that logs into "Spirit of the Game" and submits their results .

• EG: Scoring ***** = 9 points. Scoring another ***** very next week ***** = 10 pts

Scoring * = 2 points. Scoring another * very next week * = 1 pts

OTHER SCORING OPTIONS

SELF RATING Over Rating Your Team

• The Umpires scores are calculated based on the average of the 2 umpire ratings. EG: Umpire 1 score rating is **** = 7 points. Umpire 2 score rating is *** = 5 points. Therefore 7+5 /2 = 6 points


• Rating your own teams score, 5 points or higher than the 2 Umpire's average score, your teams score is removed and becomes only 1 point


• EG: The Umpire's scores your team a ** average = 4 pts, You score yourself ***** = 9 pts Your score minus Umpire's score is 5 points or greater the difference. Therefore your score becomes 1 point because you were 5 points away from the umpire score. 9 - 4 = 5 .

RATING YOUR OPPONENT Under rating opponent

• Rating your opponent 5 points or lower than the Umpire's rating will result in your opponent Rating score being cancelled and replaced with the Umpire's Opponent rating score

• EG: Umpire scores Opponent team a **** = 7 pts. You score Opponent a * = 2 pts Umpire score minus your score is 5 or greater therefore your opponent score becomes the Umpires Rating score 7 - 2 = 5 . Means Opponent gets Umpire Score = 7 pts