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Was it a good game?

Every scores site tells you who won. None of them tell you whether it was worth two hours of your evening. Every finished game here carries a rating out of 100 worked out from the result alone, and a grade out of 5.0 from the fans who actually watched it — kept separate, because they are not the same claim.

Rated from the box score

No one has graded these yet. Every finished game still gets a rating out of 100 worked out from the result alone — how close it was, whether it went to overtime, how big a comeback it took, what was at stake. Be the first to say what it was actually like.

How do you know whether a game was good?

Two ways, kept separate. Every finished game gets a rating out of 100 worked out from the box score alone — how close it was, overtime, comebacks, lead changes, what was at stake. On top of that, fans who logged the game on Scorebug grade it out of 5.0, and that grade appears only once somebody has actually given one.

Can I rate a game myself?

Yes. Log it on Scorebug, grade it out of 5.0 and write what it meant. It stays in your logbook for good, and it counts towards the grade shown on that game’s page. Free on the web, with Android early access open.