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Season standings calculator

Work out your group’s Order of Merit. Choose the points for playing and for each place, paste each round’s finishing order, and see who leads the season. You don’t need an account.

Your points table

Every player in a round gets these, from 0 to 100.

Points for each place

From 0 to 500. Places below the last row get nothing.

Count only each player’s best rounds. GreenRoster counts every round.

Finishing order of each round

One player per line, winner first. Put tied players on one line with = between them, like Sam = Alex. Write each name the same way every round.

Names and results stay on this device. The link in your address bar shares your points table, without any names.

Type or paste a round’s finishing order to see the standings here.

How it adds up

Places, ties and totals

Each player gets the points for playing plus the points for their place. Tied players share the place and each gets its full points, and the next place is skipped: after a tie for 2nd comes 4th. Players on equal season points share their place in the standings. GreenRoster adds up its Order of Merit the same way.

Best rounds and double points are only in this calculator, so you can try out a table of your own. GreenRoster counts every round at single points. Read how an Order of Merit works for the choices groups make.

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