Event Type Pressure Rates (~120/game benchmark)

Different event types are pressured at very different rates. Passes and ball receipts dominate in raw count (~120 total pressured events per match), but the proportion of each event type that occurs under pressure varies dramatically. Missed controls have the highest pressure ratio of any event type. Dribbles under pressure are defined distinctly: the pressure event initiated the need for the take-on (defender forced it), rather than the attacker proactively taking on a defender at speed.

Correct analysis: always report both absolute count AND percentage-of-type when comparing event pressure rates. Passes dominate by volume but that's just their overall frequency. Missed controls at the highest ratio makes sense — losing the ball under duress is directly causal. The dribble distinction matters: a dribble tagged under_pressure means the defender closed down first, whereas a dribble not tagged under_pressure means the attacker chose to take someone on proactively.

1. Comparing raw counts across event types: A sport where passes dominate will always show passes as "most pressured" by count — use % of type.
2. Treating dribbles as a homogeneous category: Proactive vs. reactive dribbles have different success rates, different contexts, and different things they reveal about the player.