SCORE with RoR Considered

[Phoebe]

Where does it show the c-SCORE - is it just the win per hour? I only see the SCORE statistic in the bottom line and nothing called "c-SCORE"

By definition, c-SCORE must standardize risk and expectation too. Win/hour does not do it.
I think that in CVCX c-SCORE is column "SCORE", line "custom"

[DSchles]

"By definition, c-SCORE must standardize risk and expectation too. Win/hour does not do it."

No, sorry, that's not true. Reread the "More on SCORE" article. The whole concept of Richard Reid's custom-SCORE, or c-SCORE is that you could do whatever you wanted to change any or all of the original SCORE parameters, but that, then, you didn't have the right to call the result a SCORE. As people were calling any old hourly win rate a SCORE, making it a generic term, which bothered me, we settled on calling any old hourly win rate a c-SCORE.

Reread the article.

Don

[MercySakesAlive]

By definition, c-SCORE must standardize risk and expectation too. Win/hour does not do it.
I think that in CVCX c-SCORE is column "SCORE", line "custom"

More on SCORE is in BJA3. Second half of the SCORE chapter. Pretty sure its chapter 9. C-SCORE is short for custom SCORE.

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[QUOTE=DSchles;247980]

Where does it show the c-SCORE - is it just the win per hour?

Yes.

Don

Thanks Don. Why was it necessary to create a new statistic called c-SCORE when it is the same as the EV?