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Is there No Link or No Way to check your scores

• Oldstir 434 Posts

  Sat, Apr 27 2013 11:01 PM

  and the position you finished at, for CTTHs that have been completed? I've asked WGT several times but no one will answer this question for some reason? I know WGT does not save anyone's old Scorecards but for the CTTH Monthly Sweeps, Weekly Challenges and Tournaments they offer; you'd think they would certainly keep statistical records of 'those' since they award Credits and Prizes? Otherwise members can't even verify who won any of them or verify which position they themselves finished. Doesn't Anyone know the answer to this simple question?

  If they don't keep records; why not? Because, for example, what if a member disagrees with the amount of credits paid to them but there is no way for them to verify what Position they finished etc.? Or what if someone just wanted to know who won the June, 2011 Bali Hai Monthly Sweeps CTTH Challenge and how many credits were paid out? Or maybe someone wants to know who finished 2nd in the last 12 Oakmont CTTHs? Or whatever; but why can't we check these statistics? I'm just wondering because I have NEVER even been able to verify Exactly which Position I finished in any CTTH I've played so far etc. etc. etc. Makes no sense to me. You might be in 5th place one hour before the Midnight Deadline on the last day of a Weekly Challenge and then go to bed but someone could knock you out of the 5th position in that last hour and there is No Way To Verify if you remained in 5th place or if you got knocked back to 6th or 7th position? Isn't that just plain Goofy? :)

  So what's the big mystery going on here? Is there a way to check stats or not because I don't want to just guess if I finished 4th or 5th or 6th in a CTTH? I would like to be able to verify for sure whether I finished 4th or 5th or 6th. Wouldn't you?

• courteneyfish 15,796 Posts

  Sat, Apr 27 2013 11:10 PM

  I think you can check scores for 30 days. If anyone doesn't check by then surely they can't be that interested. Just my opinion.

• alosso 21,094 Posts

  Sat, Apr 27 2013 11:36 PM

  Oldstir:

  I'm just wondering because I have NEVER even been able to verify Exactly which Position I finished in any CTTH I've played so far etc. etc. etc.

  200 most recent scores, stroke, CTTH and Blitz, are in the score history, and from there the leaderboards can be accessed and checked, including your position.

• Oldstir 434 Posts

  Sun, Apr 28 2013 9:43 AM

  courteneyfish:

  I think you can check scores for 30 days. If anyone doesn't check by then surely they can't be that interested. Just my opinion.

  Opinion appreciated however this game is 'All About Competition', so in my opinion I would guess that the vast majority are Very Interested to have access to much more statistical data and certainly for a much longer period of time than just 30 days?

   

• CerinoDevoti 3,232 Posts

  Sun, Apr 28 2013 10:06 AM

  Oldstir:

  courteneyfish:

  I think you can check scores for 30 days. If anyone doesn't check by then surely they can't be that interested. Just my opinion.

  Opinion appreciated however this game is 'All About Competition', so in my opinion I would guess that the vast majority are Very Interested to have access to much more statistical data and certainly for a much longer period of time than just 30 days?

   

  I suppose after 30 days WGT feels it's the players option to track their own scores? I know of many members who keep info on every game they've played whether it be in competition or just any ranked round.

• WGTicon 12,511 Posts

  Sun, Apr 28 2013 12:20 PM

  Hi

  there are 2 questions:

   

  1 is to verify how much you have earned by placement... if so, then 30 days is totally fine to figure that out and dispute if anything.

   

  2. is the record keeping.. I didn't check this but if you can find your score in your profile, you can click on that and it should open cttp tourney. I know they are not kept in the tourney pages, just to keep that clear and responsible.

  -wgticon

• Oldstir 434 Posts

  Sun, Apr 28 2013 4:49 PM

  WGTicon:

  Hi

  there are 2 questions:

  1 is to verify how much you have earned by placement... if so, then 30 days is totally fine to figure that out and dispute if anything.

  2. is the record keeping.. I didn't check this but if you can find your score in your profile, you can click on that and it should open cttp tourney. I know they are not kept in the tourney pages, just to keep that clear and responsible.

  -wgticon

  Hi and thanks. I'm aware of the "30-day" aspect but it still doesn't answer my original question. Are you saying 'Officially' that WGT keeps no statistical records pertaining to CTTHs, the scores, positioning etc. longer than 30 days? If not, then WGT has no interest from a Historical viewpoint as to content of what went on since the site began; except for the latest 30 days. Which is okay with me if that's what they want but I find it to be a bit sad. Because, for example, it means nobody knows who won the very First Tourney or CTTH ever played and nobody knows who won the most tourneys and CTTHs etc. and nobody knows who had the best Scores and no members have a History of their own Stats and Accomplishments unless they were lucky enough and/or wise to even think to record Every Personal Statistic since they began. But I'm a stats-nut, so maybe it's just me that likes to keep full records and look back into their past? :)

   

• ProGreggC 57 Posts

  Mon, Apr 29 2013 2:46 PM

  wish they kept quitting stat

• YankeeJim 25,827 Posts

  Mon, Apr 29 2013 5:00 PM

  Oldstir:

  . Are you saying 'Officially' that WGT keeps no statistical records pertaining to CTTHs, the scores, positioning etc. longer than 30 days?

  If I'm not mistaken, what you seek is part of the same data base everything else is, you just have to figure out how to find it. Links from profiles, posts, histories,etc. are active and take you to the leaderboards of the finished tournament.

  I just looked at the results of a Hack tournament from 2010 by going to a retired player's profile where the last tournament he played was in his history and clicking on it. It took me right to the leaderboard where you could see the scores and payouts. The trick is figuring out how to find a particular tournament  link.