Regular chances - Revision history

Para Para at 10:04, 9 November 2020

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	{{~~based_on_research~~}}		A chances is a possibility for a goal to occur, but not all the chances are necessarily '''regular chances''' which are 15 chances primarily distributed by comparing ball [[possession]] (determined by the [[midfield]] rating){{ref\|ref-1}}.

	~~A chance is distributed by comparing ball [[possession]]~~, ~~which is determined by the~~ [[~~midfield~~]] ~~rating. Each of these chances is a possibility for a goal to occur. Not all the chances are necessarily mentioned in the match report~~.		Apart of these 15 ordinary chances, in a match there are other extraordinary chances to score, called [[special event]]s.

	~~Originally~~, ~~'''~~regular chances~~'''~~ to score distributed among the two teams during a game were 10, but the new [[match engine]] ~~may generate~~ up to 15 ordinary chances in a match:		These are the only chances type that sometimes are not mentioned in a match report.This happens when the opportunity is badly wasted
	* 5 ~~exclusive chances~~ for team A~~. If team A’s~~ midfield rating ~~is higher than the opponent’s one, the~~ probability of team A to be allocated such a chance increases. If such a chance won’t be allocated, the chance will be lost.
	* 5 exclusive chances for team B. If team B’s midfield rating is lower than the opponent’s one, the probability of team B to lose that chance increases. However, team A won’t get that chance instead.		== Chances distribution ==
	* 5 open chances ~~- the~~ team with a higher midfield rating has a bigger probability to be allocated such a chance. If one team is not allocated one of these chances, the opponent will get it instead.		Before 2010, the regular chances to score distributed among the two teams during a game were 10, but the new [[match engine]] generates up to 15 ordinary chances in a match.
	~~Apart of these 15 ordinary chances, in a match there are other extraordinary chances to score, called [[special event]]s~~.		* 10 ''exclusive chances'' that are allocate or lost:
			:* 5 for team A, the one with higher midfield rating. The probability of team A to be allocated such a chance increases. If such a chance won’t be allocated, the chance will be lost.
			:* 5 exclusive chances are also for team B. If team B’s midfield rating is lower than the opponent’s one, the probability of team B to lose that chance increases. However, team A won’t get that chance instead.
			* 5 ''open chances'' always allocated in a match:
			:: The team with a higher midfield rating has a bigger probability to be allocated such a chance. If one team is not allocated one of these chances, the opponent will get it instead.

	~~Regular~~ chances are ~~distributed as they follow~~:		== Types ==
	35% in the middle		All regular chances are of the following types:
	25% on each side (R/L)		* field chances (85%):
	15% free kicks ~~(direct~~ and indirect ~~FK)~~		:* 35% field chances in the middle,
	~~Free kicks and penalties are counted as ordinary chances. Corner~~ kicks ~~are counted as special events~~.		:* 25%/25% field chances on each side (Right/Left),
			* 15% set piece chances
			:*10% direct free kicks and penalties,
			:*5% indirect free kicks.

	~~There~~ are ~~2 types of regular chances:~~		Note that all free kicks and penalties are counted as ordinary chances, bit corner kicks are counted as special events.
	* field chances
	* set piece chances

	~~===~~Field chances~~===~~		;Field chances:
			{{See\|scoring opportunities}}
	Field chances may either be on the right, the middle or on the left. The possibility for a goal depends on the [[attack ratings]] on that part of the field, compared to the opponent's [[defense ratings]].		Field chances may either be on the right, the middle or on the left. The possibility for a goal depends on the [[attack ratings]] on that part of the field, compared to the opponent's [[defense ratings]].

	~~===~~Set piece chances~~===~~		;Set piece chances:
			{{main\|Set Pieces}}
	Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]]. The chance for a goal depends on the set piece taker's [[set pieces]] skill and the [[goalkeeping]] skill of the opposing keeper.		Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]]. The chance for a goal depends on the set piece taker's [[set pieces]] skill and the [[goalkeeping]] skill of the opposing keeper.

	==~~Team spirit and possession on chances~~==		==Footnotes==
	~~A good help to win a match is the~~ [[~~team~~ spirit]]. Having a high TS it’s helpful to your midfield rating. The most possession you have, the most chances to score you’ll get. A [[coach]] with a high [[leadership]] will help you to avoid losing too quick the TS.		#{{Note\|ref-1}} [[Team spirit]] and possession have a great effect on chances. Having a high TS it’s helpful to your midfield rating. The most possession you have, the most chances to score you’ll get. A [[coach]] with a high [[leadership]] will help you to avoid losing too quick the TS.

	[[Category: Match concepts]]		[[Category: Match concepts]]

Para Para at 20:01, 19 December 2013

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	Up to 10 '''regular chances''' ~~are~~ distributed among the two teams during a game. ~~Each~~ of ~~these~~ chances is a ~~possibility for~~ a ~~goal~~ to ~~occur~~. ~~Chances~~ are ~~distributed by comparing ball~~ [[~~possession~~]]~~, which is determined by~~ the ~~[[midfield]] rating~~.		A chance is distributed by comparing ball [[possession]], which is determined by the [[midfield]] rating. Each of these chances is a possibility for a goal to occur. Not all the chances are necessarily mentioned in the match report.

			Originally, '''regular chances''' to score distributed among the two teams during a game were 10, but the new [[match engine]] may generate up to 15 ordinary chances in a match:
			* 5 exclusive chances for team A. If team A’s midfield rating is higher than the opponent’s one, the probability of team A to be allocated such a chance increases. If such a chance won’t be allocated, the chance will be lost.
			* 5 exclusive chances for team B. If team B’s midfield rating is lower than the opponent’s one, the probability of team B to lose that chance increases. However, team A won’t get that chance instead.
			* 5 open chances - the team with a higher midfield rating has a bigger probability to be allocated such a chance. If one team is not allocated one of these chances, the opponent will get it instead.
			Apart of these 15 ordinary chances, in a match there are other extraordinary chances to score, called [[special event]]s.

			Regular chances are distributed as they follow:
			35% in the middle
			25% on each side (R/L)
			15% free kicks (direct and indirect FK)
			Free kicks and penalties are counted as ordinary chances. Corner kicks are counted as special events.

	There are 2 types of regular chances:		There are 2 types of regular chances:
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	===Set piece chances===		===Set piece chances===
	Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]]. The chance for a goal depends on the set piece taker's [[~~Set Pieces~~]] skill and the [[goalkeeping]] skill of the opposing keeper.		Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]]. The chance for a goal depends on the set piece taker's [[set pieces]] skill and the [[goalkeeping]] skill of the opposing keeper.

			==Team spirit and possession on chances==
			A good help to win a match is the [[team spirit]]. Having a high TS it’s helpful to your midfield rating. The most possession you have, the most chances to score you’ll get. A [[coach]] with a high [[leadership]] will help you to avoid losing too quick the TS.

	[[Category: Match concepts]]		[[Category: Match concepts]]

Dzsoo at 13:22, 16 May 2012

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EchoMan: Changing to correct link

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Changing to correct link

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	Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]]. The chance for a goal depends on the set piece taker's [[Set Pieces]] skill and the [[goalkeeping]] skill of the opposing keeper.		Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]]. The chance for a goal depends on the set piece taker's [[Set Pieces]] skill and the [[goalkeeping]] skill of the opposing keeper.

	[[Category: Match ~~Concepts~~]]		[[Category: Match concepts]]

Go wiles: category

2008-09-02T13:32:01Z

Mr Wednesday: /* Set piece chances */ Add note about the factors in the chance of scoring a goal from a set piece.

2007-07-06T20:18:26Z

Set piece chances: Add note about the factors in the chance of scoring a goal from a set piece.

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	===Set piece chances===		===Set piece chances===
	Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]].		Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]]. The chance for a goal depends on the set piece taker's [[Set Pieces]] skill and the [[goalkeeping]] skill of the opposing keeper.

	[[Category: Game Concepts]]		[[Category: Game Concepts]]

SassineFC: categorized

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categorized

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	===Set piece chances===		===Set piece chances===
	Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]].		Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]].

			[[Category: Game Concepts]]

Mr Wednesday: Add based on research, as none of the specifics here have official blessing as far as I know

2006-10-31T17:46:20Z

Add based on research, as none of the specifics here have official blessing as far as I know

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	Up to 10 '''regular chances''' are distributed among the two teams during a game. Each of these chances is a possibility for a goal to occur. Chances are distributed by comparing ball [[possession]], which is determined by the [[midfield]] rating.		Up to 10 '''regular chances''' are distributed among the two teams during a game. Each of these chances is a possibility for a goal to occur. Chances are distributed by comparing ball [[possession]], which is determined by the [[midfield]] rating.

Oeuftete: /* Regular chances */

2006-02-05T14:24:34Z

Regular chances

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	~~== Regular chances ==~~		Up to 10 '''regular chances''' are distributed among the two teams during a game. Each of these chances is a possibility for a goal to occur. Chances are distributed by comparing ball [[possession]], which is determined by the [[midfield]] rating.

	Up to 10 regular chances are distributed among the two teams during a game. Each ~~one~~ of these chances is a possibility for a goal to occur.

	Chances are distributed by comparing ball possession, which is determined by the [[midfield]] rating.

	There are 2 types of regular chances:		There are 2 types of regular chances:
	* field chances		* field chances
	* set ~~pieces~~		* set piece chances


	~~Field~~ chances ~~may either be on the right, the middle or on the left. The possibility for a goal depends on the attack rating on that part of the field, compared to the opposing defense rating.~~


	~~Set pieces are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]].~~

			===Field chances===
			Field chances may either be on the right, the middle or on the left. The possibility for a goal depends on the [[attack ratings]] on that part of the field, compared to the opponent's [[defense ratings]].

	~~These~~ are ~~one type~~ of [[~~Scoring opportunities~~]]		===Set piece chances===
			Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]].

RebelClown: Set pieces added

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Set pieces added

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	Field chances may either be on the right, the middle or on the left. The possibility for a goal depends on the attack rating on that part of the field, compared to the opposing defense rating.		Field chances may either be on the right, the middle or on the left. The possibility for a goal depends on the attack rating on that part of the field, compared to the opposing defense rating.


			Set pieces are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]].


	These are one type of [[Scoring opportunities]]		These are one type of [[Scoring opportunities]]

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	Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]]. The chance for a goal depends on the set piece taker's [[Set Pieces]] skill and the [[goalkeeping]] skill of the opposing keeper.		Set piece chances are either penalties or free kicks. The home team has a greater chance of getting these. They will be taken by the person you have named under Set pieces in your [[line-up]]. The chance for a goal depends on the set piece taker's [[Set Pieces]] skill and the [[goalkeeping]] skill of the opposing keeper.

	[[Category: ~~Game~~ Concepts]]		[[Category: Match Concepts]]