Levels now: Giles Taylor - 715, Nick Brady - 800
Level history - All matches - Last 6 months This chart shows level after each match over time up to two years of history and, if over two years, it shows the level average for each month. For the per-match chart, hover over each point for result details. Please wait while your browser draws the chart...
Position history - Mixed league - Last 6 monthsThis chart shows the ranking position over time. No position data for this player in this time period.
Expected resultsThis section shows the expected results between the two players based on their current levels.If you play better than expected your level is likely to go up - or worse then expected it is likely to go down. Expected resultCalculated points score: 7.1 - 9 (english), 13.4 - 15 (PAR to 15), 9.8 - 11 (PAR to 11) Most likely game score: 2-3 Likelihood of winning matchGiles Taylor (english): 26%, (PAR): 31%. Nick Brady (english): 74%, (PAR): 69%. Handicap starting pointHandicap start for PAR to 11: -1, 1 Handicap start for PAR to 15: -1, 1 View player profilesUse these links to visit the profile page of either of the players. Match history - All matches - Last 6 months (head to head only)All the player's results for the period selected are shown here, most recent first, along with the effect of each one on the player's level. Note that a lot of the information shown are also links. Click on the match type to see the ranking list of all players who play in the same matches (such as a tournament or league) with this player highlighted. Click on the club name for the club ranking. Click on the date for more information about the match if if available. This is also the route to take if you want to edit the match result (and have the required permissions). Clicking on Explain levels takes you to the page that shows all the steps taken to determine what level change should be applied. Clicking on Head to head shows you the player comparison page for the two players which includes the expected result between them. |
