Tom's Oscar Contest

Final Standings 2011

Maximum possible points = 132
Last Award = 24. Best Picture (20 points)
Last Winner = 5: The King's Speech
Last update: Sun Feb 27 20:36:28 PST 2011
NAMESCORERANKLAST AWARDFINISH
David English
120
1
hit
First Place
Computer Average
115
2
hit
Second Place (ineligible)
Constance Sweeney
112
3
hit
Second Place Prize
Selby Bateman
111
4
hit
-------
Richard Mansfield
109
5
hit
-------
Mary King
106
6
hit
-------
Rebecca Willingham
106
6
hit
-------
Allison Hensley
105
7
hit
-------
Caroline Lock
104
8
hit
-------
Lance Elko
103
9
hit
-------
Nancy Rowe
98
10
hit
-------
Julia Vosper
97
11
hit
-------
Robert Lock
90
12
hit
-------
Kathy Yakal
88
13
hit
-------
Christopher Null
87
14
miss
-------
Scott Mace
85
15
hit
-------
Kevin Krewell
84
16
hit
-------
Marcia Diefendorff
84
16
hit
-------
Bryan Farmer
80
17
miss
-------
Lisa Wang
80
17
hit
-------
Tom Halfhill
80
17
hit
-------
Denny Atkin
79
18
hit
-------
Dennis Allen
78
19
hit
-------
Todd Heimarck
76
20
hit
-------
Irene Chang
73
21
hit
-------
Udo Flohr
73
21
hit
-------
Mike Sweeney
70
22
miss
-------
Tim Midkiff
69
23
miss
-------
Bea Lugo
66
24
hit
-------
Kay Minis
64
25
hit
-------
Irene Rush
59
26
hit
-------
Leslie Fish
56
27
hit
-------
Olga Reswow Griffin
54
28
hit
-------
Molly Roff
51
29
hit
-------
Sharon Bond
47
30
miss
-------
Maria Minis
45
31
miss
-------
Bruce F. Griffin
39
32
miss
-------
Computer Random
33
33
miss
ineligible
George Miller
14
34
miss
-------
Arlan Levitan
1
35
miss
-------
David Hensley
1
35
miss
-------
Leslie Mizell
1
35
miss
-------
Computer Booby
1
35
miss
ineligible
Amy Johnson
0
36
miss
Booby Prize

Click on a name to view a contestant's ballot.

Names denoted by [brackets] left some categories blank and are therefore ineligible for the last-place Booby Prize.

Computer Average is a computer-generated contestant created by Tom's OscarCalc program. It represents the mode average of the ballots entered by the human contestants -- the nominees selected the most often. Computer Average tries to attain the highest possible score, and has done so in past contests.

Computer Booby is a second computer-generated contestant. It represents the inverse mode average of the human contestants -- the nominees selected the least often. In this way, it tries to win the last-place Booby Prize.

Computer Random is a third computer-generated contestant. It enters a ballot by randomly choosing a nominee in each Oscar category. In other words, it fills out its ballot much as some human contestants do.

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