True Shooting Percentage Calculator

True shooting percentage measures scoring efficiency by charging a player for every possession they used, not just every shot they took. Enter points, field goal attempts and free throw attempts, or the whole shooting line, and it returns TS% together with true shooting attempts, points per attempt and effective field goal percentage. The denominator is FGA plus 0.44 times FTA, because most free throws do not end a possession: the first of two, the first two of three and an and-one all leave it running. That 0.44 is an estimate from play-by-play data rather than a fixed rule, so it is an input you can change. True shooting rewards getting to the line and says nothing about turnovers, passing or who took the hard shots.

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Total points, or a per-game average. Either works, because the formula is a ratio.
Every shot from the floor, twos and threes together. Free throws are not field goal attempts.
How much of a free throw attempt counts as a possession. Leave at 0.44 unless you are reproducing a source that uses something else.
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Enter the box score line and the points are worked out from it, so true shooting and effective field goal percentage can be read against each other.

Already counted inside FGM, not on top of it.
The share of a free throw attempt that counts as a possession. 0.44 is the standard.
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