I Scoring

• Points are awarded only to verified athletes (does not apply to the PK - first step category) who have won at least one fight in the entire tournament, and its outcome was not a BYE.
• The exception is the final fights, for 3rd place, and in a round-robin tournament. Here, the athlete, even if they have not won any fights in the entire tournament, receives 50% of the points due for the place won.
• For places from 5th to 64th, points are awarded only if the athlete has won at least one fight, the result of which was not a BYE.
• The scoring includes a maximum of 64 athletes and is as follows:

Place	Points
I	160
II	120
III	100
IV	80
V and further	60-64 (one point down)

Half a point is rounded up to the nearest whole number (e.g. 50% of 65 = 33).

Places from 5th to 64th are taken by the losers in the 1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 1/32 and further levels of the bracket in the following order:

1. The level of the bracket in which the athlete finished the tournament (The higher the better, e.g. every loser in the 1/4 will be better than the loser in the 1/8)
2. The outcome of the fight in which the athlete was eliminated from the tournament at the same level of the bracket according to importance:
   • UNANIMOUS DECISION, MAJORITY DECISION
   • UNANIMOUS DECISION
   • KO, TKO, SUBMISSION
   • DISQUALIFICATION
3. fight time (the longer the better)
4. Number of fouls (the fewer the better)
5. athlete's date of birth (the younger the athlete, the better)

II Point Validity

The points earned are valid for 2 years from the date of earning each point, with the points from the last year weighted at 100%, and the points from the previous year weighted at 50% of the points earned at that time. Points older than 2 years are not taken into account for ranking calculations.

III Weight/Age Categories

Points are collected for the ranking of each weight/age category separately. If a athlete has participated in a tournament in different categories in the last 2 years, they will have points in each of these categories.

IV Transferring Points Between Weight Categories

It will be possible to transfer points to another weight category. By deciding to transfer, the athlete transfers all points from the original category to the target category (it is not possible to transfer part of the points) according to the following rules:

• transferring points to a higher weight category: 70% (the athlete loses 30% of the transferred points)
• transferring points to a lower weight category: 80% (the athlete loses 20% of the transferred points)

V Transferring Points Between Age Categories

A athlete who, due to subsequent birthdays, moves to a higher age category, takes with them 60% of the points (loses 40% of the points). From the date of reaching the higher age, their points in the ranking are presented in the current category, until the moment of the first start in the new age category, when the points will be automatically transferred to the new category.

VI Fighting in a Higher Age Category

A athlete can fight in a higher age category (with our consent, as they cannot sign up for one themselves) due to the lack of an opponent in their age category or the lack of a weight category. Points for the ranking are recorded in the age/weight category played, and their transfer to another age category takes place on the following basis:

• transferring points to a higher age category: 60% (the athlete loses 40% of the transferred points)
• transferring points to a lower age category: 80% (the athlete loses 20% of the transferred points) except for current national team members, who can transfer 100% of the points.

When transferring between age categories, we ignore the change of weight category (even if it changes) and the rules for transferring points for changing the age category apply.

We will introduce the function of transferring points soon.