Doctor Feelgood
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 Posted: Sun, 14 Oct 2012 20:57:26 Post Subject: |
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It works differently than what you are implying... The differential is the total actual points versus the total predicted points. So, since the game was 26-23, the total points were 49. Someone predicting a final score of 27-23, for example, would have a points differential of 1. It is even possible to have a points differential of 0 and still not only miss the bonus points bu also get a loss since someone could have predicted 23-26 (or even something else like 40-9, 32-17, etc).
It is just all about how close you come to predicting the actual scores - in case the wins/losses can't decide the winner alone. |
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