Jan van der Rassel

Where the 1480.1 rating comes from

From 13 matches played between 27 December 2003 and 23 December 2009, and from them alone. Every line below was written at computation time: nothing is recomputed to show this page.

How to read this

On the right: the change this match produced, then the value before → after. A line's arrival value is the next line's starting value, down to the starting rating given to every newcomer. A ±0.0 is a counted match that did not move the rating, a walkover for instance.

13 matches, from the most recent to the first

beaten by Denis Ovens 1–3
23/12/09 · PDC World Darts Championship 2010 · First round · detail
−11.81491.8 → 1480.1
beaten by Jelle Klaasen 0–4
28/12/08 · PDC World Darts Championship 2009 · Day Seven, Sunday · detail
−10.91502.7 → 1491.8
beat Kirk Shepherd 3–2
23/12/08 · PDC World Darts Championship 2009 · First round · detail
+14.41488.3 → 1502.7
beaten by Kirk Shepherd 4–6
08/06/08 · UK Open 2008 · Second round · detail
−16.21504.6 → 1488.3
beaten by Peter Manley 1–4
28/12/07 · PDC World Darts Championship 2008 · Day nine, Friday · detail
−17.91522.5 → 1504.6
beat Colin Lloyd 3–2
22/12/07 · PDC World Darts Championship 2008 · First round · detail
+36.71485.8 → 1522.5
beaten by Denis Ovens 0–4
20/12/07 · PDC World Darts Championship 2008 · Day four, Thursday · detail
−25.11510.9 → 1485.8
beat Steve Evans 6–3
09/06/06 · UK Open 2006 · detail
+26.21484.7 → 1510.9
beaten by Lee Palfreyman 3–8
09/06/06 · UK Open 2006 · detail
−25.61510.4 → 1484.7
beat Coen Wiekamp 6–2
09/06/06 · UK Open 2006 · detail
+25.01485.3 → 1510.4
beaten by John Kuczynski 3–4
28/12/05 · PDC World Darts Championship 2006 · Second round · detail
−22.81508.2 → 1485.3
beat Steve Beaton 3–0
22/12/05 · PDC World Darts Championship 2006 · First round · detail
+32.01476.2 → 1508.2
beaten by Ritchie Buckle 1–3
27/12/03 · PDC World Darts Championship 2004 · First round · detail
−23.81500.0 → 1476.2

Only the matches the source publishes appear; what is missing is listed. The source gives the day, not the hour: two matches on the same day are ordered by a reproducible rule, which is not necessarily the real order.