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 Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2011 9:25 pm
Standings thread. Going to try to organize this one better.
WWE Standings (As of Money in the Bank)
kevin3485 - 23W4L - Last: 5W1L (Money in the Bank)
Dion Necurat - 17W10L - Last: 5W1L (Money in the Bank)
Silver Ace Revolver -16W11L Last: 3W3L (Money in the Bank)
Slaje - 15W6 - Last: 5W2L (Capitol Punishment)
Jama7301 - 15W12L - Last: 3W3L (Money in the Bank)
TNA Standings (As of Hardcore Justice)
Jama7301 - 18W21L - Last 2W6L (Hardcore Justice)
Silver Ace Revolver - 17W16L - Last: 4W5L (Hardcore Justice)
kevin3485 - 16W17L - Last 2W6L (Hardcore Justice)
Overall Standings (Money in the Bank/Hardcore Justice)
Kevin3485 - 39W21L*
Silver Ace Revolver - 33W27L *
Jama7301 - 33W33L*
Dion Necurat - 17W10L
Slaje - 15W6L
Title Matches (Any announced Title matches, * denotes TNA included)
Kevin3485 - 18W10L*
Silver Ace Revolver - 16W10L*
Jama7301 - 16W12L*
Dion Necurat - 10W6L
Slaje - 8W5L
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Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 9:29 pm
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Posted: Fri Apr 15, 2011 9:35 pm
I'm game, but I'm only going to participate in WWE PPVs.
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Posted: Sun Apr 17, 2011 10:01 am
Dion Necurat I'm game, but I'm only going to participate in WWE PPVs. ditto
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Posted: Fri Apr 22, 2011 2:08 pm
Updated for lockdown.
Keeping the stats seperate, may even keep more in-depth stats, pending how I feel.
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Posted: Thu May 19, 2011 11:23 pm
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Posted: Fri May 20, 2011 11:55 am
Holy s**t! I'm doing pitiful!!!!
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 1:38 pm
Updated. Kevin's been going strong this season in the WWE standings.
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 2:28 pm
jama7301 Updated. Kevin's been going strong this season in the WWE standings. Two PPVs have gone by. There's plenty to catch up on.
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 4:26 pm
Dion Necurat jama7301 Updated. Kevin's been going strong this season in the WWE standings. Two PPVs have gone by. There's plenty to catch up on. Indeed. We have til November. Quite some time to catch up. He'll falter eventually, unless he's one of the bookers >.>
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 8:21 pm
jama7301 Dion Necurat jama7301 Updated. Kevin's been going strong this season in the WWE standings. Two PPVs have gone by. There's plenty to catch up on. Indeed. We have til November. Quite some time to catch up. He'll falter eventually, unless he's one of the bookers >.> So...We kidnap him and prevent him from making picks?
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 8:28 pm
Silver Ace Revolver jama7301 Dion Necurat jama7301 Updated. Kevin's been going strong this season in the WWE standings. Two PPVs have gone by. There's plenty to catch up on. Indeed. We have til November. Quite some time to catch up. He'll falter eventually, unless he's one of the bookers >.> So...We kidnap him and prevent him from making picks? Nah; making predictions is pretty much luck-based. You're always pitted with a 50-50 decision in most cases. You can't always predict how a match will go (well, unless its a Cena or Orton match, in which case your picks should be obvious...the ********...).
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 8:37 pm
Dion Necurat Silver Ace Revolver jama7301 Dion Necurat jama7301 Updated. Kevin's been going strong this season in the WWE standings. Two PPVs have gone by. There's plenty to catch up on. Indeed. We have til November. Quite some time to catch up. He'll falter eventually, unless he's one of the bookers >.> So...We kidnap him and prevent him from making picks? Nah; making predictions is pretty much luck-based. You're always pitted with a 50-50 decision in most cases. You can't always predict how a match will go (well, unless its a Cena or Orton match, in which case your picks should be obvious...the ******** class="clear"> Unless it's Orton vs. Cena. You'll have better luck playing Russian Roulette.
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 9:14 pm
Silver Ace Revolver Dion Necurat Silver Ace Revolver jama7301 Dion Necurat jama7301 Updated. Kevin's been going strong this season in the WWE standings. Two PPVs have gone by. There's plenty to catch up on. Indeed. We have til November. Quite some time to catch up. He'll falter eventually, unless he's one of the bookers >.> So...We kidnap him and prevent him from making picks? Nah; making predictions is pretty much luck-based. You're always pitted with a 50-50 decision in most cases. You can't always predict how a match will go (well, unless its a Cena or Orton match, in which case your picks should be obvious...the ******** class="clear"> Unless it's Orton vs. Cena. You'll have better luck playing Russian Roulette. I wouldn't be so sure. See, there is a formula for these things. If Cena C is involved in match M (which is guaranteed to be a main event), C is almost always guaranteed to be the winner. So we consider this formula: M = C + X, where X equals an opponent < C Now, if Orton O is involved in match M (again, guaranteed to be a main event), Orton is almost always guaranteed to win. So we consider this formula: M = O + X, where X equals an opponent < O In essence, we replace M with one of these formulas, getting this: O + X = C + X, where X equals an opponent < O and < C. Eliminating the common variable, we end up with O = C for match M. In other words, choosing between the two, at first, seems impossible, since there isn't a way for O < C without adding outside factors such as douche-levels, and the same applies for C < O when we don't include SuperCena status. Now, this is where we determine the values for C and O, and that is in their P stock. I'm talking, of course, about the Power25. I'll use the most up-to-date Power25 as a reference: Cena is at #1, while Orton is at #2. Lets use this formula: X = 26 - P, where P equals X's rank, and X is greater than or equal to zero. So in this case, C = 26 - 1, or 25 points and O = 26 - 2, or 24 points. This goes down until one hits rank 25, and then the infinite zeros start showing. Lets go back to formula 1; knowing their P stock, we end up with 24 = 25, which clearly is false. Therefore, since C's P-stock is greater than O's P-stock, we can conclude that C > O. In other words, bet on Cena in matches involving Cena taking on Orton.
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2011 9:32 pm
Dion Necurat Silver Ace Revolver Dion Necurat Silver Ace Revolver jama7301 Indeed. We have til November. Quite some time to catch up. He'll falter eventually, unless he's one of the bookers >.> So...We kidnap him and prevent him from making picks? Nah; making predictions is pretty much luck-based. You're always pitted with a 50-50 decision in most cases. You can't always predict how a match will go (well, unless its a Cena or Orton match, in which case your picks should be obvious...the ******** class="clear"> Unless it's Orton vs. Cena. You'll have better luck playing Russian Roulette. I wouldn't be so sure. See, there is a formula for these things. If Cena C is involved in match M (which is guaranteed to be a main event), C is almost always guaranteed to be the winner. So we consider this formula: M = C + X, where X equals an opponent < C Now, if Orton O is involved in match M (again, guaranteed to be a main event), Orton is almost always guaranteed to win. So we consider this formula: M = O + X, where X equals an opponent < O In essence, we replace M with one of these formulas, getting this: O + X = C + X, where X equals an opponent < O and < C. Eliminating the common variable, we end up with O = C for match M. In other words, choosing between the two, at first, seems impossible, since there isn't a way for O < C without adding outside factors such as douche-levels, and the same applies for C < O when we don't include SuperCena status. Now, this is where we determine the values for C and O, and that is in their P stock. I'm talking, of course, about the Power25. I'll use the most up-to-date Power25 as a reference: Cena is at #1, while Orton is at #2. Lets use this formula: X = 26 - P, where P equals X's rank, and X is greater than or equal to zero. So in this case, C = 26 - 1, or 25 points and O = 26 - 2, or 24 points. This goes down until one hits rank 25, and then the infinite zeros start showing. Lets go back to formula 1; knowing their P stock, we end up with 24 = 25, which clearly is false. Therefore, since C's P-stock is greater than O's P-stock, we can conclude that C > O. In other words, bet on Cena in matches involving Cena taking on Orton. After reading that, Russian Roulette sounds so good...
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