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2018 Euros Pick’em Day 4 Update: Leaders Emerge

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The first event of the evening session, the women’s 200 fly, saw co favorites Alys Thomas and Franziska Hentke finish 3rd and 4th. 28% of entries picked Thomas 3rd, but only one person had Hentke 4th (well done PrettyCrapReally, better than advertised this time). Because the favorites were out of the top 2, few people got the actual top two correct. No one correctly picked Boglarka Kapas to win and only 2 people picked Svetlana Chimtova in 2nd.

The men’s 100 back went according to expectations. The co-favorites finished in the top two spots with Kliment Kolesnikov (51%) besting countryman Evgeni Rylov (46%). Apostolos Christou (7%) was a mild surprise in 3rd ahead of Robert-Andrei Glinta (26%).

With the exception of third, the women’s 200 free was basically chalk. Charlotte Bonnet (81%) was 1st, Frederike Heemskerk (65%) was 2nd, and Elanor Faulkner (29%) was 4th. The big surprise was Anastasia Guzhenkova (0%) in 3rd who wasn’t picked by anyone anywhere in the top 4.

The men’s 200 breast saw another favorite deliver when Anton Chupkov (86%) beat James Wilby (26%). Luca Pizzini (6%) and Ross Murdoch (10%) were 3rd and 4th.

The men’s 200 IM saw Jeremy Desplanches (5%) beat out favored Philip Heintz (19%). Other popular 1st place pick Max Litchfield (24%) was 3rd and Hugo Gonzalez (7%) was 4th.

The night closed with the mixed medley relay where Great Britain (50%) trounced Russia (31%), Italy (27%) and the Netherlands (13%).

Standings

Day 4 was won by ced4003 with 69 points. They were followed by Emg1986 with 66, JSutherlandSS with 63, and strato10 with 63. If you’re not in the top 10, you can check your ranking here.

Entry Points
1 ced4003 69
2 Emg1986 66
3 JSutherlandSS 63
3 strato10 63
5 il forte 61
5 Retta 61
5 CraigH 61
5 Northh 61
9 Dave 60
9 Capolupii 60
9 Ntinos swimmer 60

ced4003’s daily win was enough to push them into a solid lead over the field. With 236 points they sit 16 ahead of SwimSwam’s JSutherlandSS who has 220, a further 8 ahead of Nsgrr who has 212.

Entry Total Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4
1 ced4003 236 34 59 75 69
2 JSutherlandSS 220 35 69 53 63
3 Nsgrr 212 43 58 68 40
4 Dave 209 38 52 57 60
4 Dee 209 35 67 52 57
6 il forte 206 28 62 55 61
7 Retta 204 29 65 49 61
8 noahc2000 203 34 57 55 58
8 PaoBeds 203 26 70 53 54
10 Emg1986 202 27 70 39 66

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Goag
6 years ago

“No one correctly picked Boglarka Kapas to win”
Can you elaborate on that, because I did pick her as the winner, and there are like 3 more people who did as well.

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