How does scoring validation work in Pro Mode?

When is my step validated?

On Pro Mode boards:

If your lineup is above the step target at first validation (5 minutes after the final buzzer of the last game of the Game Week for your players), the step is validated immediately — even if a later stat correction brings you below target.
If you’re below target at first validation, the lineup is marked failed but stays reviewable until the end of the Game Week: a later stat correction that pushes you back above target validates the step automatically, and we’ll send you a notification.
You don’t have to wait for a possible correction — you can retry the step right away with a new lineup instead. Please note that once you restart your board, your previous lineups can no longer be validated by a stat correction.
The end of the Game Week is when scores lock for good:

  • Games played between Monday 16:00 and Friday 16:00 Paris time: scores lock on Friday at 16:00 Paris time.
  • Between Friday 16:00 and Monday 16:00 Paris time: scores lock on Monday at 16:00 Paris time.

 

Can a score go down before my step is validated?

Yes. Your players don’t all play at the same time, and most of them play several games during the Game Week. Only each player’s best game score counts, so a player’s score can go up when they play again. While other players in your lineup still have games left, stat corrections can also move the scores of games that are already finished up or down.
Your lineup is checked on the latest scores 5 minutes after the final buzzer of the last game involving your players in the Game Week. The protection described above only starts once your step is validated.

Which scores do I see?

Player scores always show their latest version, including any corrections, on your solo board and on player pages.
Once your lineup is validated, its total never shows below the target. If a correction lowers a player’s score afterward, your lineup keeps its validated total, so it can be higher than your players’ current scores added up.

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