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2016 Olympics Pickem Contest, Day 7 Results

2016 RIO OLYMPIC GAMES

The daily winner on night 7 was ROBERTO123 whose 33 points were enough to push him from a tie for 8th to 1st overall in the contest. Usausausa and Sprintswimmer1992 remained in the top 3, but Usausausa passed yesterday’s leader Sprintswimmer1992 for second.

The overall top 10, through day 7:

Entry Name Total
1 ROBERTO123 221
2 Usausausa 218
3 SprintSwammer1992 217
4 MileHighSwim 211
5 GrantM 210
6 JonBrown 209
7 ivyswim 207
8 RUN-DMC 206
9 Jarvus 202
9 tmdera 202

The daily top 3 for day 7:

Entry Name Day 6 Score
1 ROBERTO123 33
2 Coach S 31
3 pooholla 28
3 smirque 28
3 AnnieMac 28
3 Bobmn227 28

SPREADSHEET OF ALL ENTRIES AND SCORES 

  • Day 7 was a day of gold medal upsets. Only 7 entries (1%) picked Anthony Ervin to win the men’s 50 free,  11 (2%) had Maya Dirado winning the women’s 200 back, and 9 (2%) had Joseph Schooling winning the men’s 100 fly.
  • The women’s 800 was the opposite. In that event 3 (1%) bold readers picked someone other than Katie Ledecky to win.
  • 7 (1%) correctly predicted Boglarka Kapas‘s bronze medal in the women’s 800.
  • The 3 way tie for silver in the men’s 100 fly gave 425 (85%) entries points for an event where the most popular 2nd place pick, Chad Le Clos, was chosen by only 57% of entries.
  • In the 1500 39% of entries have Sun Yang, who missed the final, medaling.

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Barry
8 years ago

I’m amused at all the comments in the other thread about how obvious it was that Schooling won… and only 9/500 people actually picked him in advance. Only 281 even picked him to medal.

Uberfan
Reply to  Barry
8 years ago

Yes 2% of participants had him winning and everyone on swimswam acted like duh I saw this coming.

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