Statistics
Ice Fishing: period statistics
Read leaf and fish distributions, bonuses and multipliers in 1, 6, 12 and 24-hour windows.
How to use it, step by step
- Choose the last 1, 6, 12 or 24 hours, initially 6. Check Brasília timestamps and select Refresh for a new summary. Grid filters and the number of loaded tiles do not change this panel.
- The five-sector distribution uses all collected rounds in the period. Bonus rate also uses all rounds; the three-fish distribution within Bonuses uses only bonus rounds as its denominator.
- Last occurrence shows the time and subsequent rounds since that sector: zero means the latest result. A sector not observed in the window has no known last occurrence, without extrapolating before the period.
- Averages, maxima, ranges and up to ten largest occurrences use reported multipliers only. Check the number of known values; missing ones do not become 0 or 1. Ranges go from 1× to 100× or more.
- Bonus multiplier match separates true, false and unknown according to the source’s reported data. It is not the same as landing on a fish. A final multiplier of 74× remains 74× even if details also report a 2× factor.
Good to know
Panels describe collected data in the period without assumed theoretical frequencies. Results Evolution uses windows defined by round count, not hours.
