David Simmons

• 2013 Classification
• Class Explained

• Score Legend Top event is dropped Top Event counts as half Event Counts Event does not count Current: Pro (4800) # Date Event/Team Division Place Score Details 1. 10/28/12 PSP - PSP World Cup Chicago Aftershock Pro 10th of 14 1981.44* Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 61.92 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 2. 08/12/12 PSP - PSP Mid-Atlantic Open Chicago Aftershock Pro 11th of 12 1600 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 50.00 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 3. 06/24/12 PSP - PSP Chicago Open Chicago Aftershock Pro 11th of 12 1600 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 50.00 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 4. 04/22/12 PSP - PSP Phoenix Open Chicago Aftershock Pro 11th of 12 1600 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 50.00 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 5. 03/11/12 PSP - PSP Galveston Island Open Chicago Aftershock Pro 12th of 12 1440 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 45.00 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 6. 03/17/13 PSP - PSP Dallas Open Chicago Aftershock Pro 15th of 15 1072 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 33.50 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% Total: 4800

  To earn promotion now, you need more than: Class Points Pro 4800 Semi-Pro 4800 Division 1 2400 Division 2 1200 Division 3 600 Division 4 300 Division 5 75

  End of Last Season: Pro (4800) # Date Event/Team Division Place Score Details 1. 10/28/12 PSP - PSP World Cup Chicago Aftershock Pro 10th of 14 1981.44* Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 61.92 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 2. 08/12/12 PSP - PSP Mid-Atlantic Open Chicago Aftershock Pro 11th of 12 1600 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 50.00 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 3. 06/24/12 PSP - PSP Chicago Open Chicago Aftershock Pro 11th of 12 1600 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 50.00 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 4. 04/22/12 PSP - PSP Phoenix Open Chicago Aftershock Pro 11th of 12 1600 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 50.00 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 5. 03/11/12 PSP - PSP Galveston Island Open Chicago Aftershock Pro 12th of 12 1440 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier PSP Events 45.00 32x 100% 100% 100% 100% 6. 10/18/09 USPL - Las Vegas World Paintball Championships Indianapolis Mutiny Semi-Pro 5th of 16 912 Show Details League Points Division Multiplier Season Multiplier Players Fielded Multiplier Division Size Age Multiplier US Paintball League 76 24x 50% 100% 100% 100% Total: 4800

  To earn promotion at the end of a season, you need more than: Class Points Pro 3936 Semi-Pro 3936 Division 1 1974 Division 2 984 Division 3 492 Division 4 100 Division 5 20

• Determining your Classification Rating

  A player receives a base score for each event based on the final place their team finishes. Players on 1st place teams receive 100 points, players on the last place team receive 10 points, with points for other teams evenly distributed so players on a team placing exactly in the middle receive 55 points.

  

  Each base score has multipliers applied to convert it to an event score. Multipliers include:

  • Division - Higher divisions earn more points
  • Season - Older events are worth less points
  • Players Fielded - 4-man, 3-man and 2-man events are worth less points
  • # Teams - Events with fewer teams are worth fewer points.
  • Player Age - Older scores for players over 40 are worth fewer points.

  • Division Multiplier

    Pro	32x
    Semi-Pro	24x
    Division 1	16x
    Division 2	8x
    Division 3	4x
    Division 4	2x
    Division 5	1x
    Division 6	50%

  • Season Multiplier

    This Season (2013)	100%
    One Season Ago (2012)	100%
    Two Seasons Ago (2011)	90%
    Three Season (2010)	70%
    Four Seasons Ago (2009)	50%
    Five Seasons Ago (2008)	35%
    More Than Five Seasons Ago (2007 or earlier)	25%

  • Players Fielded Multiplier

    Players Starting Each Point

    5+ Players	100%
    4 Players	75%
    3 Players	50%
    2 Players	25%
    One-on-One	0

  • Number of Teams

    Same Division

    10+ teams	100%
    9 teams	95%
    8 teams	90%
    7 teams	85%
    6 teams	80%
    5 teams	75%
    4 teams	70%
    3 teams	65%
    2 teams	60%

  • Age Multiplier

    Events older than 2 seasons by players current age

    40 or under	100%
    41	95%
    42	90%
    43	85%
    44	80%
    45	75%
    46	70%
    47	65%
    48	60%
    49	55%
    50	50%

  Determine Your Class

  Players are assigned a class based on their Classification Rating according to the tables below.

  Anytime
  Class		Points
  Pro		4800
  Semi-Pro		4800
  Division 1		2400
  Division 2		1200
  Division 3		600
  Division 4		300
  Division 5		75

  Start-of-Season
  Class		Points
  Pro		3936
  Semi-Pro		3936
  Division 1		1974
  Division 2		984
  Division 3		492
  Division 4		100
  Division 5		20

  Your Classification Rating is the sum of your second, third, and fourth highest scores. For players with only one score, the rating is 50% of that score. For players with two or three scores, the top score is dropped if it is D4 or lower and the rating is the sum of the all remaining scores.

  A player starts the season in the highest class in which their Classification Rating exceeds the point threshold for that class in the "Start of Season" table.

  If a player plays in a division higher than the class at which they started the season, AND earns enough points to exceed the point threshold in the "Anytime" table for that division, the player will be immediately promoted to that division.

  Note that Pro and Semi-Pro have the same point limits. In order to advance to Pro, a player must have played at least 2 Pro events within the past 2 seasons.

  You may be promoted to a higher division at any time during the season, or at the end of a season. The number of points needed to be promoted at the end of a season are lower than the number of points needed during a season.

  Note: Unlike 2011 and prior seasons, players may be promoted to any division at any time. There is no longer a cap on being promoted to D2 or higher if you did not play PSP events.

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