Glossary
Recent series stored
A completeness number. It says how much of the recent record exists, so a short window cannot masquerade as a full one.
A form record that says 7 wins from 10 matches is only meaningful if those ten matches were the team's ten most recent. If the database holds seven of the last twenty, the same 7-win record describes a much narrower slice of the calendar.
Recent series coverage is the count of a side's last twenty finished series that ClutchIQ actually has stored. It is printed next to the record so the size of the window is never implied.
Why it can be below twenty
- The team played in events the ingest does not cover.
- The series predates the ingest window.
- Data for a particular event was incomplete at the source.
Partial records
When a win-loss figure is built from stored maps rather than a verified full series record, ClutchIQ marks it partial. That is the same honesty rule as the sample floor: show what is stored, label what is not, and never fill the gap with an assumption.
Questions
- Does low coverage make a rate wrong?
- It makes it narrow. The maps counted are real; there are just fewer of them than a full recent record would have. Coverage tells you how much to trust the shape of the record, not whether the stored maps happened.
- Why not fetch the missing series?
- The ingest fills a team's last twenty finished CS2 series when they are missing. A series that never appears is usually absent at the source, and ClutchIQ does not fabricate results to fill a table.
Related terms
- Match winner
Match winner is a series outcome. It is not the same bet as winning map one, and the samples are counted differently.
- Round win rate
Rounds are a much bigger sample than maps. Side splits show where the rounds are coming from.