JJ1990
Well-Known Member
The expected survival is based solely on the team in 23rd's predicted final points, which is calculated as their current points average per game added multiplied by final remaining games.
So in FGR's case, 30 points from 36 games is 0.83 PPG. 0.83 times their remaining 10 games is 8.3 obviously. Add that to their current points total and round it down, means they are predicted to finish on 38. So 39 is the expected safety line.
It's not a perfect predictor I know. But then it gets really messy when you start calculating form, league positions of opponents and all the other variances which go into other prediction models.
I do agree that it'll probably be more likely to be in the 40s. Think 45 will be enough.
So in FGR's case, 30 points from 36 games is 0.83 PPG. 0.83 times their remaining 10 games is 8.3 obviously. Add that to their current points total and round it down, means they are predicted to finish on 38. So 39 is the expected safety line.
It's not a perfect predictor I know. But then it gets really messy when you start calculating form, league positions of opponents and all the other variances which go into other prediction models.
I do agree that it'll probably be more likely to be in the 40s. Think 45 will be enough.