See overall standings across groups and divisions
Standings open as one table per group. To see a single combined ranking, switch the standings view: Division merges the groups inside one division, and Overall merges every division in the event into one list. Depending on the format you may also have Per Round, Season Points, and Ladder.
Switch the view
Anyone looking at the standings can change what they see. The view button sits on the Standings tab.
Open the event and go to the Standings tab.
Click the view button — the table icon labelled with the view you are on.
Pick a view in the Standings View dialog.
Click Apply.
This changes the standings for you only, and it resets when you leave.
Set the view everyone sees
Hosts can make a view the default for every player instead of just their own screen.
On the Standings tab, open the admin menu.
Select the standings view entry.
Pick the view and click Save.
What each view combines
View | What you get |
|---|---|
By Record | The default. A separate ranked table for each group. |
Division | Every group in the current division merged into one ranking. Named By Rank in divisions that rank by event rank. |
Overall | Every division in the event merged into one ranking, with each competitor's results added together. |
Per Round | Standings for a single round, with arrows to step through rounds. Reads Per Date in leagues that play by date. |
Season Points | Season totals and current tier — see How Season Points League works. |
Ladder | The ladder's own ranking, for ladder formats. |
How Overall adds up results
Overall sums each competitor's wins, losses, points scored, and points allowed across every division they played in. The rate stats — point percentage, average point differential, and average points — are recalculated from those totals, so they reflect the whole event rather than an average of each division's average.
Rows are ordered by the same primary, secondary, and tertiary sorting the division uses, with one exception: head-to-head is skipped, because competitors in different divisions never played each other. Anything still tied is ordered by name. To change the sort, see How to Modify Tiebreakers.
Team events also show a breakdown under each row: the divisions that team played in and where it finished in each.
When someone appears twice
Overall matches a competitor across divisions by their account. A player who has claimed their profile merges correctly however their name was typed. A player who has not claimed one is matched on name instead — ignoring capitals and extra spaces, but nothing else — so Dave Kim in one division and David Kim in another become two rows.
Fix it by having the player claim their profile, or by editing the names to match exactly in both divisions. Teams merge on team name the same way, so keep team names identical across divisions.
This is worth checking before you publish overall results for a two-division event — a split row quietly halves someone's record.
When a view is missing
Views only appear when the event can produce them, so the button offers fewer options on a simple event — and no button at all when there is only one way to show the table.
Division needs more than one group in the division.
Overall needs more than one division in the event.
Per Round needs a format that tracks rounds, such as a ladder or league.
Season Points needs a season points format.
For what the columns mean and how ranking works inside any view, see How Standings Are Calculated.