Calculating averages

[jnash196]

When calculating averages let's say 10 people plus your captain have played and you have scored 1000. When calculating average calculate 1000/11 and not 1000/10 because the captain is really two players. Then when making predicted score multiply the average by 23 not 22 as once again a captain is really like two players.

 

[RooBuoy]

That's what most people do.

And that's what FanFooty does as well.

 

[jnash196]

That's what most people do.

And that's what FanFooty does as well.

Well on DT borad evryone doesn't do it and it annoys me so yeh

 

[Jan Juc]

Being you must be excruciating.

 

[Philzsay]

I prefer to simply use the normal average score of the remaining players to roughly calculate a projected score.

I mean if your ten best players or ten worst players have played first it will skew your score. Unless of course all 22 of your players are worth exactly the same amount!

 

[Ausyid]

Just calculate your score excluding the extra score from the captain.

So if you scoreed 1000 from 10 players including your captain scoring 200 because he actually scored 100 then do 900/10.

 

[marcmurphy3]

Anyone have any idea what price J. Brown will be around if he has an ordinary performance like 65 against Sydney leaving him with an average of around 65?

 

[Kaiser Powser]

Anyone have any idea what price J. Brown will be around if he has an ordinary performance like 65 against Sydney leaving him with an average of around 65?

372,000