FPC Points Calculator 2017 SE2
Calculating points and rankings for players in the Felixstowe Poker Club's league. The sheet includes a detailed league position tab with player rankings, average points, and qualifying criteria for the End of Season tournament, featuring a prize pool of £1,014.00. Weekly summaries track individual player performances across multiple weeks, while the points tab outlines the points system and starting chips for various positions. Specific player data, such as Byron Brewer's performance over 13 games, is also included, providing insights into cash prizes and rankings.
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The FPC Points Calculator for the 2017 SE2 season details the standings and performance of players in the Felixstowe Poker Club. The current End of Season (EOS) tournament prize pool stands at £1,014, which includes prizes and trophies for the top finishers in the league.
In the league position, Julie Huston leads with an impressive average of 60 points, having qualified for the EOS tournament with a total of 720 points from 16 games played, resulting in £925 in cash. Following her is Gavin Lankester, who has accumulated 450 points from 14 games, earning £300. Byron Brewer, with an average of 19.17, ranks 21st and has played 13 games, earning 160 points and £160. In contrast, players like Chris Webber and Kyan Cardoza have struggled, with averages of 0.42 and 0.42 respectively, and only 5 points each from their limited games.
The weekly summary shows how players performed week by week, with Byron Brewer consistently scoring points, including 36 in Week 1 and 14 in Week 10. Adrian Green also had notable performances, scoring 31 points in Week 3 and 80 points in Week 4. The data indicates that players who regularly participate tend to accumulate more points, with some, like Julie Huston and Gavin Lankester, achieving significant totals through consistent play.
The points system awards 120 points for a first-place finish, 90 for second, and 80 for third, with decreasing points for lower positions. Players finishing in positions 11 and above receive 5 points. This structure incentivizes participation and performance, as seen with players like Martin Brown, who has played 18 games and earned a total of 420 points, while others like Stuart Miller, with only 2 games played, have accumulated just 10 points.
Individual player tabs provide detailed breakdowns of their performances. For instance, Byron Brewer has played 13 games, accumulating a total of 235 points and cashing out £160. His best week was Week 1, where he scored 36 points. Adrian Greenacre has also had a strong season, with a total of 330 points from 14 games, including a standout performance in Week 4 with 80 points.
Phil Lumpkin, who has played 13 games, earned a total of 110 points, with his highest score being 40 points in Week 4. David Thompson, with 14 games played, managed to gather 105 points, while Steve Cook scored 210 points over 13 games, showing a consistent performance throughout the season.
The data reflects a competitive environment where players are motivated to improve their standings, as evidenced by the varying performances across the weeks. The overall engagement in the league, as indicated by the number of games played and points earned, highlights the excitement and competitiveness of the Felixstowe Poker Club's season.