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Western Australia's Smokin Charity BBQ Governors Cup
Feb 8–9, 2020
· Perth, Australia
· AUSTRALIA
· 📍 Governors House, St. Georges Tce
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672.0344 · Master Series — Overall
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663.4168 · Master Series — Overall
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658.8916 · Master Series — Overall
Smokin Steve's BBQ won Grand Champion at the Western Australia's Smokin Charity BBQ Governors Cup on February 8, 2020 in Perth, 6000 at Governors House, St. Georges Tce, scoring 672.0344 in a field of 11 teams. The King and His Q took Reserve Grand Champion with 663.4168. Category winners: Chicken — BSA (171.4744); Pork Ribs — THE SMOKIN HOT JAGRD EDGE (166.2972); Pork — Perth BBQ School Varsity (171.4744); Brisket — Smokin Steve's BBQ (177.1772).
The contest at a glance (read off the scored boards)
How the field scored
Overall totals, every team on the board — tall stacks are where the pack sat.
611.87
median 651.97
672.03 🏆
How the meats cooked
Every board on one scale — the bar runs last score to first, the dot is the median.
Chicken
171.47
Pork Ribs
166.30
Pork
171.47
Brisket
177.18
145.15
177.18
Winning margin 8.6176
GC over RC
Field average 649.30
611.87 672.03
median 651.97 · last place to winner
Tightest race Chicken
4.6172 pts across the top 5
Top-10 cutoff 633.7944
611.87 672.03
10th place overall
Field spread 60.1604
winner to last place
Most consistent avg finish 3.50 across 4 meats
Double threats 6
teams with 2+ top-5 calls
Widest winning margin Brisket
How hot was the win? Top 95%
beats 5% of 4714 Master Series wins in the data
Form held Moderate
ρ = -0.59 between pre-contest rating and finish
Field strength 1,525
avg power rating going in · stronger than 18% of contests
Top-rated in the field rated 1567 pre-contest
Storylines (3 found in this contest's numbers)
Everything below is read straight out of the results — the number on each card is the one that made it a story.
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A first Grand Championship
12
tracked contests to get there
This was Smokin' Steves BBQ 's first Grand Championship in the data — it arrived at their 12th tracked contest.
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Photo finishes
Tie
closest of 3 calls decided inside half a point
Chicken places 5–6: Perth BBQ School Varsity and BIG BOY BBQ Australia tied on 166.8572 — settled by the KCBS tiebreaker. Pork places 8–9: BSA edged THE SMOKIN HOT JAGRD EDGE by 0.0116 . Pork Ribs places 6–7: Smokin Steve's BBQ edged BIG BOY BBQ Australia by 0.0572 .
Chicken 5–6 · tie Pork 8–9 · 0.0116 Pork Ribs 6–7 · 0.0572
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How the title was won
4 of 4
meats called to the stage
Smokin Steve's BBQ took the title on 4 calls from 4 meats, with 1 outright win — their weakest board was pork ribs at 6th.
Chicken 3rd Pork Ribs 6th Pork 4th Brisket 1st
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Score curves (score by finishing position — steep cliffs mean a spread field, flat lines a knife fight)
Category showdown (top / average / median score per meat)
Biggest rating movers (power-rating points won and lost at this contest)
Did form hold? (pre-contest rating vs overall finish — ratings called it if the dots climb to the right)
What a call cost (the score it took to finish 1st, 5th and 10th)
Category 1st 5th 10th
Chicken 171.4744 166.8572 158.8228
Pork Ribs 166.2972 159.4516 151.4172
Pork 171.4744 163.9656 158.3084
Brisket 177.1772 164.0228 154.7884
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Master Series
Overall
11 entries · top 672.0344 · median 651.9656
Chicken
11 entries · top 171.4744 · median 166.8572
Pork Ribs
11 entries · top 166.2972 · median 157.7372
Pork
11 entries · top 171.4744 · median 162.8688
Brisket
11 entries · top 177.1772 · median 161.7372
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