Nemo89
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- February 13, 2020
- Posts
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Nations currently qualified:
67
70
39
68
34
23
59
39
18
59
Nations currently not qualified
62
38
14
13
8
27
36
17
*The numbers next to the flag, if I have not made mistakes, represents the conviction of passing the turn on your part.
The thoughts of the nerd:
Always following the votes and preferences of the "Ranking Game", interesting data came out and that upset the general thought of this post:
1) Switzerland is considered less safe than Bulgaria and Iceland but is actually in first place of preferences.
2) Greece that many considered safe is actually the best of those nations currently at risk of elimination. San Marino and Serbia got more preferences.
3) The Austria that received 36 certainties in the "Ranking Game" received 11 votes and is penultimate in the general classification (Moldova did worse with 5 points). At the moment it is mathematical elimination.
4) Portugal considered bad is actually fourth last among the nations of the second semifinal...
5) Poland is currently in a drastic situation. 38 certainties against 18 in San Marino. In the "Ranking Game", San Marino has 50 points and Poland 34. Do two calculations...
6) Serbia is less secure than previously believed (the worst in the second semifinal).
7) Albania is safer than Latvia.
8) The underrated Armenia looks down on an overrated Denmark.
Final thought:
Many might say that the "Ranking Game" ratings are not a certainty and I would agree with them. However, they present realities that are currently incontrovertible. It is also fascinating how the words of many are disproved by the calculations.
67 70 39 68 34 23 59 39 18 59Nations currently not qualified
62 38 14 13 8 27 36 17*The numbers next to the flag, if I have not made mistakes, represents the conviction of passing the turn on your part.
The thoughts of the nerd
:Always following the votes and preferences of the "Ranking Game", interesting data came out and that upset the general thought of this post:
1) Switzerland is considered less safe than Bulgaria and Iceland but is actually in first place of preferences.
2) Greece that many considered safe is actually the best of those nations currently at risk of elimination. San Marino and Serbia got more preferences.
3) The Austria that received 36 certainties in the "Ranking Game" received 11 votes and is penultimate in the general classification (Moldova did worse with 5 points). At the moment it is mathematical elimination.
4) Portugal considered bad is actually fourth last among the nations of the second semifinal...
5) Poland is currently in a drastic situation. 38 certainties against 18 in San Marino. In the "Ranking Game", San Marino has 50 points and Poland 34. Do two calculations...
6) Serbia is less secure than previously believed (the worst in the second semifinal).
7) Albania is safer than Latvia.
8) The underrated Armenia looks down on an overrated Denmark.
Final thought:
Many might say that the "Ranking Game" ratings are not a certainty and I would agree with them. However, they present realities that are currently incontrovertible. It is also fascinating how the words of many are disproved by the calculations.