Player rating
Player Rating is the average counted match rating. The current alpha formula is intentionally simple and should be treated as a starting point for the alpha platform.
Single-match formula
0.75 + kills x 0.055 + assists x 0.025 - deaths x 0.035 + result modifier + round difference modifier
- Minimum 5 counted matches to rank
- Result modifier: win +0.08, draw 0.00, loss -0.05
- Round difference modifier: round difference x 0.01, capped from -0.08 to +0.08
- Final single-match rating is capped from 0.30 to 2.00
- K/D, kills per match and assists per match are supporting metrics, not the whole ranking
Team points
Team Points measure verified team results from platform matches. The MVP model keeps scoring simple while tournament-specific formats are still being built.
- Match win
- 3
- Match draw
- 1
- Match loss
- 0
- Minimum 3 counted matches to rank
- Ties sort by win rate, round difference, match count and latest activity
Time windows
Leaderboards can be filtered by season, current year, recent date windows and all-time history.
- Current Season
- Previous Season
- Current Year
- Last 90 Days
- Last 30 Days
- All Time
Evidence boundary
The public table uses traceable platform records and deliberately excludes signals that would be private, incomplete or misleading.
What counts
Records traceable to platform matches, tournament matches and reported player stats.
- Verified platform data only
- Player stats count from match_player_stats rows
- Team standings count both sides of a match when both teams are linked
- Entries below the threshold remain visible as unranked
What does not count
Internal, private or unverified numbers that would distort a public comparison.
- No removed stats such as entry kills, entry deaths, plants, defuses, clutches or notes
- No public earnings leaderboard during alpha
- No private profiles, private teams or unverified claims
- No hidden manual boost without documented rule changes
Public presentation
The public table leads with final rating and points. Detailed formulas stay here so profiles remain readable and do not become hostile score spreadsheets.
- Rating is context, not a player-worth score
- Prize money belongs on tournament pages and official announcements
- Formula changes should be documented before they affect rankings
- Admin corrections should be traceable through audit logs