Everyone starts with the same points, I think 1000. You then earn points by winning games. The winner gets all the points, so don't play for second place, as it does nothing for you.
You earn 20 tokens at a flat rate for every game you play. This number goes down for missed turns, though, so keep that in mind.
Similarly there are 20 points in each game up for grabs for every player in that game. So if there are 5 players, there are a total of 100 points wagered so to speak. The number of points lost by each player is a ratio of their overall rank points divided by the average of the game.
So if the room average is 1200 points, and you have 1800 points. You will lose (1800/1200)*20 or 30 points. Conversely if you have 1800 points and the room average is 2400 points, you will lose (1800/2400)*20 or 15 points.
NOTE: It doesn't matter who wins the game. A higher ranked player winning will not make you lose less points. Points are fixed based on the above ratio.
So how many do you win? In short if you figure out how many you lose, then 20*(number of players) - (points you would lose) = the number of points you win. Long version: You do the ratio of every player * 20 points and add them up. And that's how many you win.
For example: If the room average is 1200 points and you have 1800 and there are 5 players:
We already showed your loss would be 30 points. So your win would yield:
20*(5 players)-30(points lost) = 70 points won.
You could also take each player individually:
Player 1 = 600 points: Points lost would then be (600/1200)*20 = 10
Player 2 = 1200 points: Points lost would be (1200/1200)20 = 20
Player 3 = 1500 points: (1500/1200)*20 = 25
Player 4 = 900 points: (900/1200)*20 = 15
Sum of player points lost = 10+20+25+15 = 70
Either way you get to 70 points. So please no throwing games to the high ranking player in hopes of saving points. It doesn't work like that.
Everyone starts with the same points, I think 1000. You then earn points by winning games. The winner gets all the points, so don't play for second place, as it does nothing for you.
You earn 20 tokens at a flat rate for every game you play. This number goes down for missed turns, though, so keep that in mind.
Similarly there are 20 points in each game up for grabs for every player in that game. So if there are 5 players, there are a total of 100 points wagered so to speak. The number of points lost by each player is a ratio of their overall rank points divided by the average of the game.
So if the room average is 1200 points, and you have 1800 points. You will lose (1800/1200)*20 or 30 points. Conversely if you have 1800 points and the room average is 2400 points, you will lose (1800/2400)*20 or 15 points.
[b]NOTE: It doesn't matter who wins the game. A higher ranked player winning will not make you lose less points. Points are fixed based on the above ratio.[/b]
So how many do you win? In short if you figure out how many you lose, then 20*(number of players) - (points you would lose) = the number of points you win. Long version: You do the ratio of every player * 20 points and add them up. And that's how many you win.
For example: If the room average is 1200 points and you have 1800 and there are 5 players:
We already showed your loss would be 30 points. So your win would yield:
20*(5 players)-30(points lost) = 70 points won.
You could also take each player individually:
Player 1 = 600 points: Points lost would then be (600/1200)*20 = 10
Player 2 = 1200 points: Points lost would be (1200/1200)20 = 20
Player 3 = 1500 points: (1500/1200)*20 = 25
Player 4 = 900 points: (900/1200)*20 = 15
Sum of player points lost = 10+20+25+15 = 70
Either way you get to 70 points. So please no throwing games to the high ranking player in hopes of saving points. It doesn't work like that.