Poopcel Bingo 3 — Method
Every number on the stats page comes from Wise Old Man, which records a player's totals only at the moments they were snapshotted. Gains are the difference between two snapshots — so a player who wasn't tracked across the whole event has a hole in their numbers, and no end date can fill it.
This page shows exactly who was covered and who wasn't, so you can tell which results are solid and which are guesses wearing a leaderboard.
Why this page exists
Nieve Harvy's first snapshot inside the event window was on 7 September, two days after the start. Measured strictly from the start date, his first two days were invisible and he showed 36 kills — behind talmudreader's 48.
Allowing the window to anchor to a snapshot up to 24 hours before the start picks up his 4 September datapoint instead, and the real figure appears: 131. He led the boss comfortably. Every number on the stats page now uses that 24-hour grace.
The trade-off is honest and worth stating: for players who did have a snapshot just before the start, up to a day of pre-event killing is now included. That costs a little precision at the edges and buys back multi-day holes in the middle.
Snapshots at both ends. These numbers are sound.
Missing days at one or both ends. Undercounted, by an unknown amount.
No usable snapshots. They may have played a lot; there is no record.
The shaded band is the event itself, 5–15 September. The coloured bar is the span Wise Old Man actually measured for that player. Bar shorter than the band means missing days.
| Player | Coverage | 4 Sep — 16 Sep | Gap | EHB |
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Top kill count at every boss the clan hit 40 or more times. A row is only trustworthy when both the leader and the runner-up were fully tracked — otherwise the gap between them may just be missing data.
| Boss | Top killer | KC | Runner-up | KC | Confidence |
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