I was just thinking if we could have "pot success" it would show on our stats what percentage our pots today would be, and it would show people whos on the best form. It would be in a top ten pot success of the day I think it should only show in arcade, reg and orig for simple reasons


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Edited at 11:15 Mon 04/01/10 (GMT)

It's not a bad idea, but would be manipulated way to easily, so if it were to be brought in it would be better if it were setup like the killer pot success?

The problem is snooker isn't just about how often you pot balls. Safety is a key element and many top players will play safeties, and not attempt to pot a ball, which will thus lower their percentage, unfairly.

ur right

yes good point so maybe we can have a pot success and a safafty success like killer I think it would make funkysnooker stats abit more interesting, not saying it isnt but more stats wouldn't harm anyone lol

i think the server dont know when u do a safty shot or missed shot

well it does on killer :p

No it doesn't on killer. It assumes you did a safety shot when your next opponent misses.

it doesnt on killer.

for it to be a safety you have to pot a ball and if the next person misses thats counted as a safety. if you miss and the next person misses thats not counted as a safety

Well I dont think safety will work then but doesn't mean that pot success wont work

uhh didnt someone just say something about safties? so it wouldnt work....

i think daily stats are a little bit pointless where as maybe mothly stats would be better to judge an opponent.

for example i played today 6 frames and couldnt get a good run together, all of a sudden next two frames i get two 100plus breaks.

if monthly stats were in place would give a better example of ability (current)

the current form was my argument for allowing people to reset ranks individually.

anyway, i was thinking, pot success mightnt be an option but safety success could work. it works in killer on the basis of once you score and your opponent doesnt then thats a safety. so could it work that a safety in the other snooker events are when you dont pot and your opponent doesnt pot that would be a safety? which is true of the real game