Pre-S9: 4/2/1/0 (4-player) and 4/2/0 (3-player). S9 onward: 7/5/3/1 and 7/4/1. Cross-era comparisons scale older scores by 1.75×. This is a rough approximation — last place was 0 pre-S9 but 1 in S9+, so the systems aren't perfectly proportional. Cross-era stats are approximate.

Points are cumulative across the season. The 2 lowest single-meet scores are dropped before calculating your standing. That adjusted total is your rank.

A composite of 5 attributes: Win Rate (30%), Division Strength (25%), Consistency (20%), Machine IQ (15%), and Ceiling (10%). Each is scored 1–99 based on your percentile rank vs all 202 players. OVR is the weighted average.

Career win rate = % of all groups where you finished 1st. Shows on the stat strip and OVR wheel. Machine win rate = wins on a specific machine divided by total plays on that machine. These are different numbers — don't mix them up.

Your last 3 seasons average points per meet vs your career average. A positive delta means you're playing better lately. Negative means a recent slump.

Special meets (1–2 per season) where a non-A player earns a +1 bonus point for beating an A-division player head-to-head. A players can also "defend" against challengers — tracked separately.

Consecutive meets where you finished in the top 2 in your group. Only counting meets within a single season — a streak resets each new season.

Raw scores use median, not average. Pinball scores have wild outliers (one billion-point game can skew an average badly). Median gives you a more honest picture of typical performance.

Point God — Total era-adjusted points across all seasons (pre-S9 scaled by 1.75×).
Veteran — Most meets attended all-time (top 10).
Machine Whisperer — Highest avg league-point percentile across 5+ machines with 3+ plays each.
Record Books — Best single score relative to that machine's average (% above avg). Point Machines — Machines where the league has posted its biggest raw scores.
Never Miss a Meet — Most consecutive meets attended without missing one (resets each season).
Giant Killer — Most upsets against A-division players on Beat-the-A nights.
Untouchable — A-division player with the best survival rate on BTA nights.
Widowmaker — Machine with the biggest avg pts gap between 1st and last per group.
Equalizer — Machine with the tightest finishes — smallest avg pts gap between 1st and last.
Active filter — "Active" tab shows players who played in at least one of the last 3 seasons.