Goals Per Game Calculator Pokemon

GPG Formula:

\[ GPG = \frac{wins}{battles} \]

Goals Per Game (GPG):

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1. What is Goals Per Game (GPG)?

Goals Per Game (GPG) is a statistic that measures a Pokemon's average number of wins per battle. It's calculated by dividing total wins by total battles participated in.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the GPG formula:

\[ GPG = \frac{wins}{battles} \]

Where:

\( wins \) — Total number of wins
\( battles \) — Total number of battles participated in

Explanation: This simple ratio shows how successful a Pokemon is in battles on average.

3. Importance of GPG Calculation

Details: GPG helps trainers evaluate their Pokemon's battle performance, compare different Pokemon, and make strategic decisions about team composition.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter total wins and total battles. Battles must be at least 1, and wins cannot exceed battles.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What's a good GPG value?
A: Values vary by Pokemon type and league, but generally a GPG above 0.5 is considered good.

Q2: How does GPG differ from win rate?
A: GPG and win rate are essentially the same metric, just expressed differently (decimal vs percentage).

Q3: Should I track GPG for each Pokemon separately?
A: Yes, tracking individual Pokemon GPG helps identify your strongest performers.

Q4: Does GPG account for battle difficulty?
A: No, basic GPG treats all battles equally. Advanced metrics might weight battles differently.

Q5: How many battles are needed for reliable GPG?
A: At least 20-30 battles are recommended for a stable GPG measurement.