Sample reports
Labeled examples, not testimonials
Every sample states what evidence it used. Samples are educational and do not represent customer results, endorsements, or affiliation with any team, league, or publisher.
What these samples demonstrate
- How RunbackIQ connects a timestamp to the underlying cause, not just the visible final mistake
- How visible facts are separated from inference and missing context
- How evidence-confidence labels keep uncertainty honest
- How several observations become exactly three headline priorities
- How one report can be shared across the entire roster as a neutral reference
- How a RunbackIQ report goes beyond a generic match summary
NBA 2K Pro-Am 5v5 — spacing and coverage sample
Built from a team stream plus one player POV. Off-ball assignments that the camera did not show are marked Likely or Needs Team Context. Comms were not supplied, so Communication: Not Assessed.
Rocket League — Vitality vs NRG, Game 1
Public broadcast evidence only. Private comms, hidden POVs, and internal calls were unavailable, so this is not equivalent to a customer Deep Dive. Figures are cited from the public broadcast and public replay statistics.
Valorant — PRX vs LEV, Fracture
Public broadcast evidence only. Private comms, hidden POVs, and internal calls were unavailable, so this is not equivalent to a customer Deep Dive.
How to read the labels
- Confirmed
Directly visible or verifiable in the supplied evidence.
- Likely
Strongly supported but limited by camera angle, missing POV, or incomplete context.
- Needs Team Context
Cannot be judged responsibly without the team's intended rule, call, assignment, or more evidence.
- Not Assessed
The required evidence was unavailable. Communication is never inferred from movement alone.
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