Every point,
explained.
Match Pick'em
Bracket points
How Scoring Works
Two ways to play, one leaderboard. Call individual matches on the daily slate, or fill a whole bracket before an event. Here's exactly how points are banked.
Match Pick'em
The daily slate · /pickemsA “close call” means you had the right map winner and landed within a hair of the real score. Control is exact-only. Maps are graded automatically once the official result is in.
Bracket Run Points
Fill the whole bracket · /t/[event]Every correct winner scores, and the value climbs every round — deep runs and the title decide it, not who got the most round-one games right. One bracket entry per event.
Every match pick locks the moment its series starts — the countdown on each card is the real deadline, and you can edit a call right up until then. Bracket entries lock at the first match of the event. After lock, picks are frozen and visible; you can't change a call once it's live.
Series scores follow the official map result, including Search & Destroy overtime — an OT map still counts as one map to whoever's credited the win (S&D can run to 20 in OT). Bracket ties break in order: who called the champion, then the three decider games, then most upset points, then who locked in first.