How the league leaderboard works
Understand every column of the division standings, how points are earned, and how ties are broken.
1. Where the numbers come from
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Each division has its own leaderboard, built from all the finished tournaments linked to that division in the current season. Every player (or team) gets a row that accumulates their results across those tournaments.
2. The columns
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| M | Matches — tournaments played, shown against the division's total. |
| W | Wins — tournaments where the player or team finished top. |
| D | Draws — shared first place (in head-to-head Match formats). |
| L | Losses — tournaments played without winning. |
| S | Series points — standings points from the league's win/draw/loss values. |
| P | Points — the total in-game points scored across tournaments. |
| +/- | Score difference — points scored minus points conceded. |
The top three rows wear gold, silver and bronze crowns.
3. Series points
The S column uses the series points you configured for the league (default 2 per win, 1 per draw, 0 per loss). Winning a linked tournament means finishing first on its scoreboard; everyone else in that tournament records a loss for that event — so consistency across many events is what climbs the table.
4. Sorting, filters and tiebreakers
- Order by score (S) or by points (P) — switchable above the table, with the active column highlighted.
- Filter by format — each format your league plays has its own standings table.
- Tiebreakers — equal rows are separated by wins, then draws, then score difference.
The host can export the scoreboard for sharing or record-keeping.
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