Dare I point out that, uh, fascinating as those statistics are, none of the differences in win/loss rate are actually statistically significant? Like, in terms of explaining why the win rate is higher after you've won one or two games and lower after you've won 3... random chance is as good an explanation as any. In reality, there probably is some level of fatigue and quality of opponent dynamics in play... but I'd be careful about reading too much into a relatively small sample size.

SoL[9]

Portugal1370 Posts

January 30 2010 11:44 GMT

#27

Cool write up

"Unfortunately for him, he was probably too focused on the ceremony he was going to perform after winning, pissing his advantage away, and letting the game slip between his fingers."

LOOL agreed :D

Foucault

Sweden2826 Posts

January 30 2010 12:08 GMT

#28

FBH is like an entertainer who happens to play SC for fun.

It was pretty cool watching him take down 2 great protoss players though. I would never in a million years think that he would have anything on someone like Bisu. FBH's TvP just isn't very good.

Alethios

New Zealand2765 Posts

January 30 2010 14:08 GMT

#29

Thanks for this. I can imagine it would have required a fair amount of effort. Nice read. Cheers.

To be fair though, the position Flash was in during game 3 of the MSL finals and that final set of OZ vs KT were vastly different. Flash was in a far better position this time around.

Infernus

Norway222 Posts

January 30 2010 15:01 GMT

#30

haha SSI :D

Good write up!

dibban

Sweden1279 Posts

January 30 2010 15:05 GMT

#31

The article picture from the front page reminds me of scanning planets for minerals in ME2 *cries*.
HiyA vs HoeJJa most random game ever :D Nice write up!

EquilasH

Denmark2142 Posts

January 30 2010 15:06 GMT

#32

On January 30 2010 16:57 danl9rm wrote:
3.5/5
you lost at least half a point for even mentioning the msl finals. i'd edit it out.

good job though, fun read
thanks

Can't agree more on this..

Except I'd say 4/5, 5/5 if you hadn't mentioned the MSL finals at all..

Kerotan

England2111 Posts

January 30 2010 15:14 GMT

#33

A brilliant article as ever, as I have come to expect, may I suggest that the next article be called "a view to an all-kill", because James Bond references are corny and marvellous.

battarro

United States59 Posts

January 30 2010 16:24 GMT

#34

When both players are on their first game, half of them win and half of them lose (mind blowing).

Mind blown indeed

hyst.eric.al

United States2332 Posts

January 30 2010 17:57 GMT

#35

better late than never :D

though really vs jangbi from last night hopefully will be game of the week

great writeup as always!

torm3ntin

Brazil2534 Posts

January 30 2010 18:12 GMT

#36

i love this format man. the only sad part is that you never know if your favorite player will play!

Kyouya

Mexico318 Posts

January 30 2010 18:40 GMT

#37

I LOVE FirebatHero, he's one of my favorite Terran players, i like his agressive style cuz i really HATE when Terran camps all day long.

And the Guemchi vs Movie was one delicious match, i was impressed with Guemchi performance, hope to see him more often.

MageKirby

United States535 Posts

January 30 2010 18:42 GMT

#38

On January 31 2010 01:24 battarro wrote:

Show nested quote +

Mind blown indeed

etch

Canada176 Posts

January 30 2010 23:54 GMT

#39

what about nerves? it seems like the pressure of getting that 4th kill would be greater than the 3rd. Maybe some players just crack under that pressure.

Anyway, good read

Optimator

United States53 Posts

January 31 2010 02:35 GMT

#40

Very good write-up.

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