John12346
Smash Master
Alright, I see now... all of your calculations are correct, but the colored conclusion is incomplete, and some of the data are not in the right areas, from what I can see. Let's see if I can piece it together from here, eh?
Meta-Knight users have won 53.17% of all money that have circulated Brawl tournaments. As a result, Meta-Knight as a character has been able to win about 33.7% of all tournament money, while other, non-MK characters who have been used by MK users have been able to win 31.2% of all tournament money.
53.17% - This is the overall percentage of money that Meta-Knight users have won from tournament. It's the value that's been set in the "Cash Won(No Split)" column of the chart I provide weekly.
33.7% - You almost had this in the right spot, but you have to remember that this value truly represents how much money MK users have won for MK as a character. This is heavily supported by the "Percentage of Each Dollar Won" column of the chart I provide weekly, as the two values are extremely close together and actually coincide when we add a +/- 5% range to your percentage.
31.2% - This was in the right spot. Why am I even talking about this one lol
So... I think we've come to a conclusion! What do you think, Ishiey?
Meta-Knight users have won 53.17% of all money that have circulated Brawl tournaments. As a result, Meta-Knight as a character has been able to win about 33.7% of all tournament money, while other, non-MK characters who have been used by MK users have been able to win 31.2% of all tournament money.
53.17% - This is the overall percentage of money that Meta-Knight users have won from tournament. It's the value that's been set in the "Cash Won(No Split)" column of the chart I provide weekly.
33.7% - You almost had this in the right spot, but you have to remember that this value truly represents how much money MK users have won for MK as a character. This is heavily supported by the "Percentage of Each Dollar Won" column of the chart I provide weekly, as the two values are extremely close together and actually coincide when we add a +/- 5% range to your percentage.
31.2% - This was in the right spot. Why am I even talking about this one lol
So... I think we've come to a conclusion! What do you think, Ishiey?