Notes. For each configuration, in the second and third column we report the number of detections of events with Θ ≤ 20° and Θ ≤ 33°, respectively. We use for convenience of notation the definition Θ = min(ι, 180° − ι}, thus, for example, Θ ≤ 20° is equivalent to ι ≤ 20° or ι ≥ 160°. The value Θ = 33° matches the one reconstructed for GW170817, which we take as a representative limit. In the fourth and fifth column we report the number of detected events with 1σ errors smaller than 30° on ψ and ι, respectively. In the sixth and seventh column we report the number of events matching both the criteria ∆ψ ≤ 30° and Θ ≤ 20° and Θ ≤ 33°, respectively, while in the last column the events having both Θ ≤ 33° and ∆ι ≤ 30° (no event is found with Θ ≤ 20° and ∆ι ≤ 30°, as can be seen from Fig. 10).