In classic statistics, define which place you want to analyse, for which group of people the analysis applies and according to which criteria the analysis should be carried out.

The evaluation is carried out depending on the type of setting you select. Here are some examples:

1. There are a total of 2 single games with a total of 2 occupancies, all of which are real persons
2. There is a total of 1 two-player game with a total of 2 entries, all of which are real persons
3. There is a total of 1 three-player game with a total of 3 entries, of which 1 is a real person (2 entries is information, see 12.30).
4. There are a total of 10 four-player games with a total of 40 entries, all of which are real persons
5. There are a total of 14 occupied lots with a total of 47 occupancies, of which 45 are real persons

1. There are a total of 2 individual lots with a total of 2 occupancies, 1 of which is occupied by members. This results in a total of 1 occupancy by a member.
2. There is a total of 1 two-member game with a total of 2 reservations, of which 0 games are occupied by a total of 0 member.
3. There is a total of 1 three-member game with a total of 3 reservations, of which 0 games are occupied by a total of 0 member.
4. There are a total of 10 foursomes with a total of 40 reservations, 2 of which are occupied by a total of 2 members.
5. There are a total of 14 booked games with a total of 47 reservations, of which 2 games are occupied by a total of 3 members.

This view can also be sorted by date, week or month.

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