Your club ·
Standings for your club, and every event you’ve played
Each club now has Standings its members can see: a ladder, the season’s points and the month’s climbers. Your profile lists the tournaments you’ve finished, and you choose who sees them.
The short version
- Standings on every club’s page, for its members: the ladder, the season and Climbers
- Seasons your organizers start, where a tournament score goes straight in: 3½ of 5 is 3½ points
- Your finished tournaments on your profile, with your place and score, seen by whoever you choose
- Three rated games a day against the same person, then the rest are for fun
- Never on the club TV, never your crowns, and one switch in Settings takes you off
Every club has the argument eventually: who’s actually the strongest player in the room? Now the room can look it up. Each club’s page has a Standings section, and its members can see three things there.
The ladder
The club’s members ranked by Social Elo: everyone with five rated games, one of them in the last 90 days, whose Social Elo other members can see. A Social Elo that’s still settling (the one with the “?”) waits in its own group under the ladder, A to Z, until a few more games make it sure of itself. Your own row is pinned where you can find it.
The season
A club’s organizers can start a season, with a name and a first and last day. Every tournament the club finishes inside it counts, rated or not, and your score goes straight in: 3½ of 5 is 3½ points, and a knockout counts the matches you won. If one tournament shouldn’t count (the blitz-for-charity night, say), an organizer can leave it out.
Climbers
The month’s biggest rises, top ten, among players who were already settled when the month began, so a modest first guess can’t climb the board on its own. Rises only. Nobody gets a list of who slid.
Who sees it
Only the club’s members, signed in. Not people who just follow the club, not anyone signed out, and never on the club TV or in the lobby. Rows show a name and a number: never your crowns, your puzzle rating or where you are. Rather not be on it? Turn off “Show me on club standings” in Settings, under Privacy. A Social Elo set to Just me was never going to be on it anyway.
Your events, on your profile
Your profile page now lists the tournaments you’ve finished: the name, the club, the day, your place and your score (“3rd of 14 · 3½/5”). Club nights you came to show too, but only to members of that night’s club. Who sees your tournaments is up to you, under “Who can see your events?”: everyone (where it starts), people in your Castles, or just you. And the chart of your Social Elo, once only yours, now shows to the people who can already see the number, game by game and without dates.
Three a day against the same friend
The same two people now get three rated games a day together, counted over any 24 hours (it was three every twelve). Game four that day still happens, it just doesn’t move anyone’s Social Elo. A tournament’s own rounds are never held back by it. Play your rival all you like; the ladder only hears about the first three.