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How You Rank

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How You Rank keeps the score, the rivalry, and the history. Play with family and friends. See who’s ahead.

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A game of Golf

Example people and scores · nothing is saved.

Try hole 3. Lowest total leads.

Standings · 2 holes completed
  1. Jo 4 1st
  2. Sam 10 2nd
  3. Alex 12 3rd
Score journey · 2 completed holesHole 1Hole 2
AlexJoSam

Hole 3

Alex

12 total · 3rd

Jo

4 total · 1st

Sam

10 total · 2nd

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From the table to the standings

  1. Pick your game

    Choose the game and the variation your table plays.

  2. Add your people

    Keep family and friends in their own groups. Players can take part without an account.

  3. Keep score or enter the result

    Use a scorecard as you play, or record who finished where afterward. Your group’s history and standings follow.

Same results. A few fair ways to read them.

Who wins most? Who wins most often? Your group can look at both. Tap between the methods to see the same example results tell a different story.

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Do I need to understand Elo?

No. Start by recording who played and the result. Rankings read those same results in different ways: total wins rewards winning more games; win percentage compares how often you win. Explore rating systems when you want more detail.

Example group · fictional results

  1. 1.Alex8 of 20 games8
  2. 2.Jo6 of 10 games6
  3. 3.Sam3 of 12 games3

Alex has the most wins. Playing more gives you more chances.

Start with the people at your table

Choose a game, add your group, and keep your first result.

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