The foosball league operates on two-week seasons. Every two weeks, a new season begins and the champion of that season is determined by the final standings.
Minimum Participation: To be ranked — and so to win any trophy — a player must turn up in more than half of the season's weeks. Over a two-week season that means playing in both weeks; over a three-week one, at least two.
Only weeks the league actually played in count. A week where no matches were recorded at all is not counted against anyone.
Draws: Matches can end in a draw if both players score the same number of goals. In a draw, both players receive equal credit—neither gets the win, but both improve their records.
Every player who qualifies for a season's standings goes home with exactly one trophy. There are no empty hands and no ties — where you finish is what you get.
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Trophies are only awarded once a season has finished — the season being played right now counts for nothing yet. Your cabinet is shown on your player profile, and the all-time leaders in each are on the Statistics page.
When two or more players have the same number of wins, a series of tie-breakers determines who ranks higher. The tie-breakers are applied in order until a winner is determined.
Suppose two players both have 5 wins:
Result: Player A ranks higher because they have a better win percentage (83.3% vs 71.4%), even though Player B has a higher ELO.
Your ELO rating is a measure of your skill level. It changes after every match based on:
Winning vs. higher-rated opponents gives you more rating points. Losing vs. lower-rated opponents costs you more points. Draws split the difference between a win and a loss.
Starting Rating: All new players start at an ELO of 1000.
When you're a new player or haven't played many matches, your rating is considered provisional until you've completed 5 matches.
Once you've played 5 or more matches, you're no longer provisional and rating changes return to normal for all players.
Both players have 4 wins:
→ Player A ranks higher due to superior win percentage
Both players have 5 wins and 80% win rate:
→ Player C ranks higher due to superior goal differential
Both players have identical wins, percentage, and goal differential:
→ Player E ranks higher as the final tie-breaker (higher ELO)
The Statistics page's ELO chart and all-time records only feature players who've played at least 100 matches. This keeps the leaderboard of records meaningful — a lucky run in a handful of games shouldn't outrank a genuine long-term achievement.
| Season Length | 2 weeks |
| Minimum Participation | More than half of the season's weeks |
| Starting ELO | 1000 |
| Provisional Threshold | First 5 matches |
| Defending Champion | Previous season's winner |
| Statistics Page Eligibility | 100+ matches played |