KFR Player Board

One Ladder • One Answer • Where Do I Stand?

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Skill Level

StrengthGlicko-2

UncertaintyConfidence

Skill ScorePerformance

Game SpreadPoint Share

W–LMatches

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Board Guide

GOATStrength ≥ 2800 — the all-time summit (Kane-caliber peak), currently unclaimed

ProStrength 2500–2799 — the earned pro tier, currently unclaimed

OpenTop tier competitors

EliteHigh level, consistent performance

AStrong competitor

BSolid, improving

CDeveloping consistency

Every band except Pro is set by KFR's actual player distribution, not fixed numbers — your band reflects where you stand among real ranked KFR players, and the lines move as the field grows. Pro and GOAT are the exceptions: two absolute earned tiers above the percentile bands — Pro (2500–2799) and GOAT (≥ 2800) — that stay empty until someone truly reaches them. Each tier divider shows a live ↑ Strength — the score you'd need to reach to cross into the band above.

🥇Gold — an event or division championship actually won (finished 1st in your bracket).

🥈Silver — a runner-up finish (2nd in your bracket final).

A number after a medal is how many you've earned. Medals come straight from finalized event results — nothing is awarded for board position — counting championships and runner-ups across all your KFR events in this format.

1Strength — who have you proven yourself against? (opponent-adjusted Glicko-2; this orders the board)
2Skill Score — how well are you actually playing? A 0–100 performance score: 50 is a dead-even player (wins half, even margins), 100 is the ceiling. Weighs win rate (65%) more than margin (35%), and stays near 50 until you've played enough.
3Game Spread — your average share of the points in a game (.500 is an even split; higher means you win more decisively)
4W–L — what is your competitive record?
5Events — do we have enough evidence to officially rank you?

Skill Score measures performance. Strength measures competitive standing.

Strength — an opponent-adjusted rating (everyone starts at 1500)

2800GOAT — the summit. Its own gold tier (Strength ≥ 2800): a Kane Waselenchuk–caliber peak a never-losing all-time career tops out around. Essentially unreachable.

2500PRO — the entry. Where the ruby Pro tier begins (2500–2799): an absolute cutoff, not a percentile, so it stays unclaimed until someone truly crosses it.

~2100Practical human ceiling. About as high as a dominant player who still drops the occasional match will get.

~1950Today's #1. Tops the ladder as Open — nobody has reached Pro.

~1750Top 10% today. The Open line among ranked KFR players.

1500Everyone's starting line. A brand-new player's default rating.

Skill Score — a 0–100 performance score

100Mathematical ceiling. Win every game to a shutout, forever — nobody lives here.

~94GOAT-caliber. Wins nearly everything, and by a lot.

~85Champion-caliber. Dominates most fields they enter.

~75Strong, top-tier competitor. About where today's very best sit.

~65A steady winning player. Wins more than they lose.

50Dead even. Wins half, splits the points — the baseline.

The top rungs are competition-tier benchmarks, not expectations. Recreational players naturally sit lower on the scale — that's exactly what the bands are for. These anchors give higher-competition groups a yardstick for what elite play looks like.

2 of 3 events required. Players with fewer than 3 completed events show their current position and performance, but are not yet ranked. After event #3, they automatically enter the ranked board at their appropriate position.

123Full stats. Real progress.

A Developing player's provisional Strength may even exceed a ranked player's — we don't hide or move that data, we just wait for enough evidence before assigning a rank.

Strength Uncertainty. Two players with the same Strength aren't necessarily equally established. We track uncertainty internally to account for experience (e.g., 20 events vs 3 events) — the ± shrinks the more you play, and lower means surer.

One Board. One Ladder. Strength establishes competitive standing, Skill Score measures performance, GSD and W–L explain your results, and Events establish evidence maturity. Ratings are kept per format. Every player. Where do you stand?