@apba-go-jeremy Thanks for the quick reply!

Alright.

@mlbkdog copy the csv from the game history page and it will download onto your computer as an excel spreadsheet

No problem.

@x1x1x1 You may want to try a hard refresh of the game page (ctrl-click on a PC, cmd click on a mac) to force the graphics to re-download. Otherwise, it’s on our end. Thanks for letting us know.

@buffalohead I would agree on that priority…though not being a software person I never know how hard it is to do certain things. If something is easy to do but low priority of course no reason not to include it in an update.

@marunyon I have to admit, I tried it because it was free and I had very low expectations. Now I play almost every day.

@osfan73 Excellent idea, thanks Bob. I’ll add it to the all-mighty to do list.

@x1x1x1 and the list grows! Although, I am confident it will get done.

@dave654 Thanks for letting us know. I’ll add it to the list.

Thanks Jeremy.

Hi!

The board game has a few elements in play and these were copied for GO

Dice rolls - these randomly determine the outcome of a play by defining the result The player card - determines a player’s ability by aligning dice rolls with results The boards - tables of outcomes for specific results. Different tables are used for different game situations.

The board game uses two six sided dice, one red, one white. A roll result is read sequentially, so two 1’s = 11, two 6s = 66, etc.

In a play, the dice are rolled, the card is checked to see what the result of the dice roll is, and the appropriate table is consulted for the outcome of the play.

In GO, all the work of checking the card, tables and outcome is done for you.

Hence the roll resulting in a 25 on the batter’s card means a table was consulted for the number 25 and the associated outcome was a strikeout.

In games against the micro manager or in solitaire play, you can turn on Step Play in game configuration, and you will see the results of the dice roll highlighted on the batter’s card during play. The boards are consulted in the background always.

I hope this explanation did not add further confusion.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@jluckhau Nice!

@anluc7 Good Sir…not sure how this message thing works but here goes…personally I have no interest some fantasy type scores for managers. I am very interested in playing GO with my own drafted teams. This will be SUPER.

@apba-go-jeremy I will try it. Thank you!

@chaneyhey Interesting problem. GO has no import feature for stats, currently. But it can export stats. I don’t know Ballstat, but if it has an export feature and you are comfortable with Excel or Google Sheets, theoretically you could combine the outputs from both stat trakcers. It would be a lot of manual work initially, but you could set up excel to update historical data with new imports from GO after you make the transition.