Andy Murray: 3
James Ward: 135
Jamie Baker: 275
Josh Goodall: 200
Alex Bogdanovic: 5
Dan Evans: 280
Alex Ward: 300
Chris Eaton: 360
Josh Milton: 320
Dan Cox: 270

Andy Murray: 2
James Ward: 145
Jamie Baker: 255
Josh Goodall: 270
Alex Bogdanovic: 240
Dan Evans: 350
Alex Ward: 320
Chris Eaton: 420
Josh Milton: 375
Dan Cox: 305

Andy Murray: 3
James Ward: 165
Jamie Baker: 245
Josh Goodall: 260
Alex Bogdanovic: 201
Dan Evans: 270
Alex Ward: 350
Chris Eaton: 450
Josh Milton: 360
Dan Cox: 345

Jason Rockall wrote:

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Andy Murray: 3
James Ward: 135
Jamie Baker: 275
Josh Goodall: 200
Alex Bogdanovic: 5
Dan Evans: 280
Alex Ward: 300
Chris Eaton: 360
Josh Milton: 320
Dan Cox: 270

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Glad to see your opinion of Boggo has improved greatly in the last 6 months!

 

http://britishtennis.activeboard.com/t43705687/week-27-atp-250-series-newport-ri-usa-grass/?page=15&sort=oldestFirst

Turning into the home straight, kaseldop has a healthy lead with a 15.91% margin of error, almost 3% clear of the rather tightly packed field, and is also ahead in the boy's predictions.

See my signature for the latest standings.

All was looking great for Kasseldop until the last week, when a combination of minor fluctuations in the general rankings and the inclusion of pro-rata'd rankings (as per rule 5) were added in for those players who hadn't played the full allotment of 18 tournaments (Chris Eaton and Dan Cox). This change rankings enough for The Magician Santoro to pull off his greatest trick and jump to the top of the leaderboard in the final standings.

Chavkev maintains his 1st place in the boy's competition, and Kasseldop finishes in first place in the overall standings across the Men's, Women's and Boy's competitions.


Overall, we did a lot better at predicting the men's rankings with an average margin of error of 19%, compared to 26% for the boys and 28% for the women. The only players to fall outside our range of predictions where James Ward who narrowly missed our worst-case scenario of 250 points and Chris Eaton who appears to have stopped playing.

The boys mostly did worse than expected, with Oliver Golding bucking the trend and beating our average prediction. Liam fared worst, but didn't play a full season and would have been at least 140 places higher if this competition ended next week. Kyle Edmund, who wasn't even one of the contenders at the start of the year, would be in 3rd place in the current "boy's men's" rankings!

-- Edited by RBBOT on Monday 5th of November 2012 07:10:25 PM