Latest rated Id | 38547 |
Players rated Now | 12172 |
Players rated Then | 12131 |
Newly rated players | 41 |
Active rated players | 1439 |
Inactive rated players | 10733 |
Unrated players | 26375 |
Average rating Now | 1725.69 |
Median rating Now | 1745.37 |
Std dev rating Now | 256.73 |
Average rating Then | 1731.02 |
Median rating Then | 1751.18 |
Std dev rating Then | 255.38 |
This page is a version of the DailyGammon Players List with a few differences. The main one is the purpose of the page - it only shows players who are actively playing. Other differences are that the whole list is available at one time, rather than page by page, and there are various ways in which to select which players are shown.
The full table shows all of the players, currently about 1600, who have had a change in experience in the previous three months. The ratings and experience are shown from the most recently gathered set and the one captured at the start of the period. A third pair of columns shows the change between then and now.
Clicking on a column heading will sort the table by that column.
By name allows you to find particular players, most usually yourself. You can also add several people of interest (friends, rivals, your heroes in the top 20, team mates, etc).
By rank allows you to see players from various sections of the table. You can also set individual ranks to see what rating is required to reach that rank. For example, 1-25, 100 will show the top 25 players plus what it takes to get into the top 100.
By rating allows you to select particular bands of rating, say 2000-2400 or, more usually, a range from a bit above your rating to a bit below, with similar for one or more of your people of interest. You'll get to see the top players by default; like the DailyGammon page, the table is initially shown by rating, highest first.
By experience is for seeing who inhabits which band of experience values. You can also see the most prolific players if you sort the table by experience.
By user id can be used to select individual players, although you'd probably prefer to use By name, and also to see ranges of id. This filter alllows you to easily select the earliest players, the latest players, or any in an
The By name filter is special. When enabled then it will add matching players to the table. When not enabled it won't add any players to the table but it will highlight any matching players who appear in the table due to other filters. In this way you can, for instance, show the whole players list but have names of interest stand out as you scroll down.
The By id filter is also somewhat special. When this filter is enabled then there's an extra column in the table to show the ids. This applies even when no id has been specified; that is, you can show the id column by enabling a blank By id.
The filters may be hidden when not required. Any that are enabled will continue to
function while hidden.
The filters which take numbers allow you to put in a single value or a range. A range consists of a lower value and an upper value separated by a hyphen. You can use a plus symbol, '+', to represent to the maximum.
When the second value is lower the first, such as happens when you are typing a range in, then the second value will be ignored until it is high enough.
The page is updated every four hours. You may need to refresh the browser to get the latest ratings.