BBQscores.com

[backdraftbbq]

I just found the website BBQscores.com through a comp registration. Anyone know anything about it and if it's worth joining?

 

[LYU370]

Run by Stan Hayes & Will Cleaver, the founders of OBR.

 

[ITBFQ]

I find the website cumbersome. I haven't found any need to use it at all.

 

[Smokin Hoggz]

I actually like the website, if you are a numbers freak like me and like to analyze your scores, it's a good website. It keeps track of all your contest scores including the judges score sheet(app, ta & te) for your team.

 

[Untraceable]

Its almost irrelevant if you don't compete. I enjoy the site and its fun to look back on years past. Been a paying member since it became a pay site just because I truly enjoy it and hope a few bucks can help the site grow.

 

[Mac Attack BBQ]

I enjoyed it when it was free.

 

[Fat Freddy]

I loved the site, actually still do, just hadnt been there in a bit but will use it alot this year. Going to look into price but if it helps then why not?

 

[rolfejr]

We use it, and BBQ Data, for reference. Small fee, but easier then doing it myself.
We also use BBQ Score Guru, a very interesting database for individual scores.

 

[J&B'sBBQ]

If you have a team name like ours with the ampersand and spacing (or no spacing depending on how it's typed) then the website is useless. The data is not pulled from your KCBS #, yet your team name, so if your team name can be entered more than one way, many times, the data does not get pulled correctly. We went back and forth forever last year trying to get all of our data on one name, and each time we competed, we were going back to re pull the information.

It is super helpful if you can get it to work for you

 

[shares]

Top notch stuff the guys have there.