How is the Player Score calculated? (PS)?

The Player Score (PS)

Sorare Player Scores (PS) are calculated based on the real-life performance of players during games. The Sorare Player Score ranges from 0 to 100.

On a player’s page, you will see:

-  A player’s five (5) most recent player scores
- The average player score for the player’s five (5) most recent games
- The average player score for the player’s fifteen (15) most recent games

Please note that average score excludes games when a player did not play (DNP) in a match.

To calculate a Player score we use the following formula: 

Player Score = Decisive Score (DS) + All-Around Score (AAS) [or + zero if AAS is negative]

• The Decisive Score totals statistics that have a direct impact on a game (e.g. goal, assist, red card)
• The All-Around Score totals statistics during a game that are less obvious to track but are valuable when evaluating a player's overall performance and impact on a game
• The maximum Player Score is 100 
• The minimum Player Score is 0
• If a player has two games in one week, only one game will be counted for scoring

🧮 Please note that on July 26th 2022, we announced our new scoring matrix. Following feedback, we made improvements to more accurately reflect real-life player performances. The updated scoring matrix will go live on Tuesday, August 26 (Game Week 300). You can read about the important changes in our blog here.

The Decisive Score: 

Decisive scores track a player's key contributions during a game. Players start at level 0 (35 points for a starter and 25 points for a substitute).

Each positive-impact stat improves the player's scoring level; each negative-impact stat lowers the player score to the previous level.

Levels above 0 result in a guaranteed minimum score regardless of the All-Around Score
Levels below 0 result in a score that can be impacted by a negative All-Around Score

Example: A player with 2 goals, 1 assist, and a red card will end up on level 2 (70 points).

Example: A player who concedes 1 penalty and receives a red card will end up on level -1 (15 points)

Up to August 26th, the Decisive Score is calculated using the following grid:

Starting Game Week 300 (August 26th) we will update our scoring matrix and use the following grid: 

All-Around Score

The All-Around Score accounts for secondary stats that are more difficult to track during a live game. We use these statistics because we believe that along with Decisive Scores, offer a more accurate overall evaluation of a player's impact on a game. The AAS is currently calculated using the following grid.

Please note that starting Game Week 300 (August 26th) , we will update our scoring matrix. We will make the following changes to AAS scoring. ⬇️*

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