HatStats

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Hatstats is a statistics website for Hattrick matches. It was originally created and maintained by an Oceania Hattrick player, Griggle. It has since been re-released by GM-Cyntech. Griggle used a numerical score based on the teams ratings in the match as an overall measurement compare the teams. This rating has since become an integral feature of many other statistical websites and programs.

On 8 July 2011, GM-Cyntech announced the return of Hatstats[1], revamped for CHPP 2.0 in the light of Alltid's demise in 2011. It was re-released, initially for Oceania, on February 7, 2012.

HatStats Rating

How it's calculated

It is calculated from the ratings as follows:

• HatStats = (3 * Midfield rating) + Attack rating + Defence Rating

The Attack and Defence Ratings are simply added up from the left, middle and right ratings. The ratings have to be transformed from skills into numbers first, of course. This is done the following way:

HatStat value per rating
Denomination	very low	low	high	very high
disastrous	1	2	3	4
wretched	5	6	7	8
poor	9	10	11	12
weak	13	14	15	16
inadequate	17	18	19	20
passable	21	22	23	24
solid	25	26	27	28
excellent	29	30	31	32
formidable	33	34	35	36
outstanding	37	38	39	40
brilliant	41	42	43	44
magnificent	45	46	47	48
world class	49	50	51	52
supernatural	53	54	55	56
titanic	57	58	59	60
extra-terrestrial	61	62	63	64
mythical	65	66	67	68
magical	69	70	71	72
utopian	73	74	75	76
divine	77	78	79	80

Notes

The rating may not agree exactly with the Supporter Statistics function "Best Match Ever", due to differences in the way the two are calculated, but both are intended as a quick summary of a team's performance in a match. Due to several factors (tactics, actual distribution of scoring opportunities), it is not necessarily the most accurate way to determine which team was most likely to win a game, but it's a quick and easy way to get a rough idea of the relative strengths of teams. Other, more complex, rating systems take tactics, scoring chance distribution, and various other factors into account, but this is at the cost of the simplicity and ease of calculation that Hatstats ratings provide.

See also

• VnukStats
• LoddarStats
• PStats

References

1. "The Return of Hatstats", GM-Cyntech's Hattrick United Blog, 08/07/2011;