Up The Wrong Un's! won the big game last night with a stonking 386 out of a possible 420 (92% of the maximum). Chelman42 got 87% the night before when he ran away with it on 293 out of 336. Chelsea/Marseille was 82%, Glentoran/Linfield just 65% and A.Madrid/Zaragoza 73%.
What's this all mean? Well firstly there's plenty of chances to win even if someone does get a monster score like last night. Even on 92% there are loads of combinations of players that could've won (I stopped counting at 30). If you just had the top 3 players, Viera, Johnson and (Y) Toure then you could've had any 2 from 7 others and won the pot.
In fact this is true for most Big Games. If you can nail the top 3 players you can get away with almost anyone half decent in the other two slots. This allows you to risk a player that blows hot and cold or a striker that could either score a hat-trick or run offside all night.
In the end, what probably did for most people last night was Zabaleta coming off at half time - no one with Zabeleta in their team could've caught Wrong Un's even if their other 4 players were Viera, Adam Johnson, Yaya Toure and Boateng.
So the moral is pick the 3 best players and don't have any that get subbed or injured early. Simple really.
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