The results are in for the season-long EPL predictions contest:
| Eric144 | 38 | ||||
| n-g | 38 | ||||
| Max | 40 | ||||
| Ian Blanchard | 42 | ||||
| GSW | 42 | ||||
| Sandbarrs | 44 | ||||
| perransounds | 44 | ||||
| Roger | 48 | ||||
| bernie | 48 | ||||
| Adrian | 52 | ||||
| Mark | 52 | ||||
| faithandenvironment | 52 | ||||
| Maher s. Hoque | 52 | ||||
| Craig 1st | 58 | ||||
| Naïve | 60 | ||||
| Lu | 60 | ||||
| emowatt48 | 64 | ||||
| Reiner | 64 |
Congrats to Eric144 and n-g for their joint victory! Please contact me by email to give me your address where I should send the signed copies of The Climate Fix. n-g even got the top 5 exactly correct, and only 3 of 17 picked Man U to win it all. Collectively, Tottenham and Chelsea proved the easiest to pick and West Brom and Birmingham the most difficult, accounting for 27.4% of the total error.
The good news is that 14/17 participants demonstrated skill over the naive forecast, suggesting that I need to develop a more rigorous naive prediction for next season.
For those wanting to participate next year, look back here for EPL and Bundesliga contests in August. Thanks all!
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