Don't be deceived by Zhang Yang's current impressive six-for-six performance, the hottest guy in the game right now. If he gets unlucky and scores zero in one of the next two matches, all previous efforts might instantly be in vain.
Why say that? The competition uses a micro-scoring system, with everyone grouped for the matches, with each group having dozens of people.
If the score is ahead, the points earned will be small, similar to the previous matches, and the total score will naturally be low.
But scoring zero? A blank score with no fish catch means the single match score will be at the bottom.
In a group of thirty people, thirty points will be added, and for twenty-five people, twenty-five points will be added.
Originally, six matches for six points, but if you score zero, you'll instantly add more than twenty points, dropping your total score ranking. From the hotshot to possibly falling out of the top ten ranking.
