Week 1: Judges vs Viewers
How did the viewers at home score each dance compared with the judges? Here are three ways to see it for Week 1. Feel free to share them: press Download image under any picture to save it, then post it wherever you like, as long as you follow our data sharing requirements below.
Our data sharing requirements
You can use the data on StrictlyScoreboard.com, through screenshots of the tables or analysis of the scores, but you must mention, within your article or social media post, that you got the image/data from StrictlyScoreboard.com and you must link back to us using our website URL www.strictlyscoreboard.com
The judges' average is their four scores divided by four. The viewers' average comes from everyone who scored the dance on this site while it was being danced. Scoring closes as soon as the judges give theirs.
Did viewers agree with the judges?
How much higher or lower the viewers scored each dance than the judges.
Did viewers agree with the judges?
Viewers’ averages come from the thousands of people on the site who score each dance live, until the judges give theirs.
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Judges and viewers, dance by dance
Both averages on one line. The longer the line, the bigger the disagreement.
Judges vs Viewers
Viewers’ averages come from the thousands of people on the site who score each dance live, until the judges give theirs.
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Who did the viewers move?
Every dance ranked by the judges, then by the viewers.
Who did the viewers move?
Viewers’ rankingViewers’ averages come from the thousands of people on the site who score each dance live, until the judges give theirs.
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How does adding my own score work?
We've added the ability for you to add your own score for each dance, so you can compare your score against the judges score. As soon as the pairing have been announced to the dance floor we turn on an "Add Score" button, and you have until all the judges scores are all added.
The only data we store on our servers is the score you save for each dance. It is completely anonymised. A link is created from your browser to your scores, which means if you change your device then we won't be able to load your scores to show you.
I get the error 'Unable to save your score'.
This will appear if you're
attempting to save your score after the judges
have given in their scores.
How are the viewers averages calculated?
The viewers scores are collected from the thousands of unique viewers who visit the site, and who tell us what they would score the dance, whilst it's being danced. The opportunity to add scores closes as soon as the judges give their scores. We then average those scores as a simple calculation of total scores divided by the number of viewers scoring the dance.
About the Strictly Scoreboard
The Live Strictly Come Dancing Scoreboard started as a side project between a husband-and-wife team. They found that whilst watching Strictly they wanted to see the live leaderboard as the judges' scores came in but there was nowhere that offered this.
After a bit of thought and development, the live scoreboard was born! And now you too can watch the leaderboard as it changes throughout the Saturday evening show.
How do I use the tables?
During a live performance of Strictly Come Dancing the leaderboard will automatically update live as the judges reveal their scores. You can click on any of the columns of each week's table to order the data how you see fit. Click on a judge to see their scores from highest to lowest. You can also click on a couple to dive into their scores and statistics.
Can I use your data?
You can use the data on StrictlyScoreboard.com, through screenshots of the tables or analysis of the scores, but you must mention, within your article or social media post, that you got the image/data from StrictlyScoreboard.com and you must link back to us using our website URL www.strictlyscoreboard.com
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