Performance Rating & Rankings

Your Performance Rating (PR) is a 0–100 score that measures your overall tournament performance. It feeds directly into your visible rank tier on your profile. Here's exactly how it works.

What is ITM?

ITM stands for "In The Money." It's the percentage of tournaments you've played where you received a payout (i.e. you finished in a paying position). A higher ITM rate means you consistently cash in tournaments — not necessarily winning, but finishing strongly enough to get paid.

Example: If you've played 20 tournaments and cashed in 8 of them, your ITM rate is 8 ÷ 20 × 100 = 40%.

How Your PR Is Calculated

PR = ROI Score + ITM Score + Win Score + Experience Score. The maximum possible is 100. All amounts are converted to GBP for fair comparison. Cash games do not affect PR — they're tracked separately.

ROI Score

Return on Investment — (profit ÷ invested) × 100

Below −20%0 pts
−20% to 0%10 pts
0% to 20%20 pts
20% to 50%30 pts
50%+40 pts

ITM Score

In The Money — % of tournaments where you cashed (payout > 0)

Below 20%0 pts
20% – 35%10 pts
35% – 50%18 pts
50%+25 pts

Win Score

% of tournaments where you finished 1st

Below 5%0 pts
5% – 10%8 pts
10% – 20%14 pts
20%+20 pts

Experience Score

Total tournaments played (with a finishing position)

Below 100 pts
10 – 305 pts
30 – 7510 pts
75+15 pts

Worked Example

Say you've played 48 tournaments, won 4 of them, cashed in 19, and your overall ROI is 22%:

ROI Score (22% → 20–50% band)30
ITM Score (19÷48 = 40% → 35–50% band)18
Win Score (4÷48 = 8% → 5–10% band)8
Experience Score (48 games → 30–75 band)10
Total PR66

How Rankings Work

Your Performance Rating determines your Poker Ranking. As your PR increases, you progress through the recognised poker hand hierarchy — from High Card to Royal Flush. You need at least 10 completed tournaments to be ranked, and Royal Flush (PR 90+) additionally requires 75+ completed tournaments.

Example Ranking

Full House

PR 60–69

The five cards change every time you view a profile — but the poker combination always matches the player's ranking.

1High CardPR 0–9
2One PairPR 10–19
3Two PairPR 20–29
4Three of a KindPR 30–39
5StraightPR 40–49
6FlushPR 50–59
7Full HousePR 60–69
8Four of a KindPR 70–79
9Straight FlushPR 80–89
10Royal FlushPR 90–100

Royal Flush is reserved for players with PR 90+ and 75+ completed tournaments. Players who reach PR 90 but lack the experience are held at Straight Flush until they qualify.