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How records work
The rules behind every win, loss and percentage on Competitive.gg.
- What counts
- Finalized XP matches (and, later, cash matches and tournaments) on Competitive.gg. Scrims keep their own history but don't count toward public wins and losses.
- One match, one result
- A best-of-five is one series win or loss. Its maps count separately in map stats. A tournament placement or trophy never adds an extra match win.
- Who gets credit
- The players who actually played, the team, and the organization the team belonged to at match time. Substitutes who didn't play, and players who join later, get no credit.
- Per game and overall
- Records are kept for each game. Overall adds up the match counts across games. Win % is wins ÷ (wins + losses), with draws shown separately. Overall is not a cross-game skill rating.
- Forfeits, draws and voids
- Forfeits count as a labeled win or loss when the ruleset says so. Draws appear only where a ruleset allows them. Voided, cancelled and unresolved matches don't count.
- Corrections
- Results are never edited in place. A correction adds a new revision with a reason; the old result is retracted and the new one applied exactly once. Anyone can see the revision history on the match page.
- Not official pro points
- Official pro points belong to each circuit (for example CDL, COD Challengers or HCS). Competitive.gg shows them only from an official source, separately from platform records and rank.