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Games Played

A raw count of matches. No weighting, no performance — the iron-man award.

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Balances how well you play against how often you show up. The formula and explanation below describe Games Played.

How it works About 1 min read

Games Played is the simplest participation metric: a raw count of how many matches a player has participated in. No performance weighting, no normalization -- just attendance.

How it works: Count every match the player has participated in. The player with the most matches leads the standings. That's it.

When to use it: For groups where showing up is valued. It's the dedication metric — who's the most committed member of the game night crew? Works as a great secondary stat alongside performance rankings. Especially useful for larger groups where participation varies widely.

Watch out for: Obviously says nothing about skill — the player with the most games could also have the worst win rate. That's the point: it measures commitment, not ability. Best used alongside a performance ranking to get the full picture. Consider it the "iron man" award.

Will it fit your results?
Works well with

Games whose results this method reads cleanly

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Balances how well you play against how often you show up.

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