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The formula
PDO = team chance conversion % + save % on opposing chances (on-ice)
Its main use: do not panic and do not get carried away. A pointless player with a 94 PDO is probably running into bad luck: the play is good, results will follow. A red-hot player at 106 is riding a wave that will recede. PDO does not judge talent, it isolates variance.
In RinkLog, PDO appears in the Advanced Statistics section once you log team chances and opposing chances during the player's shifts.
RinkLog measures and computes all of this automatically during your hockey, ball hockey and ringette games.
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