How MPR Works

Event results are submitted through an authorized host portal and validated before they affect player ratings. MPR keeps the complete event and rating history needed to audit a posted change.

New players begin with a provisional rating. During the first four verified events, the rating can move more freely while the system establishes a useful starting level. After calibration, standard rated play begins.

Your MPR reflects more than whether you won — it reflects who you played. The system weighs the strength of the players at your table and how you performed against them, so a strong result against tougher competition carries more weight than an easy one. Your rating is always measured in context: your results, against your real competition.

Guests can keep a free profile and see a privacy-safe rating band. Members see the exact two-decimal rating, full movement history, trajectory, recent form, and progress toward the next tier.

MPR publishes the meaning of rating states and the history behind each player-facing update. The proprietary calculation itself, private service credentials, and internal anti-abuse controls are not published.