SCORING A FIGHT
READING TIME · 1 MIN
Open a fight and score it round by round. Here's how, with a practice card to try, and how the scoring window works.
YOUR SCORECARD
HOW TO SCORE A ROUND
Open an event and pick a fight. Your scorecard has a row for each round, the red corner on the left and the blue on the right.
Tap the fighter who won the round: that's a 10-9. The arrows beside the score widen it to 10-8 or 10-7, or take a point off for a foul. Tap the round number in the middle for a 10-10. Submit, and the next round opens.
You can go back and change any round until the scoring window closes. After that your card is final.
Try it on the practice card. Nothing on it is saved. The community panel under it opens each round once you've scored it, the same rule as a real fight.
PRACTICE CARD
0
TOTAL
0/3 SCORED
0
COMMUNITY
TIMING
THE SCORING WINDOW
You can only score inside the scoring window. It opens on the day of the event and stays open for seven days: your time to score every fight on the card and to change any score. Before it opens, the card shows a "Scoring opens in" countdown and stays locked.
It's spoiler-free round by round: your friends' and the community's scores for a round stay hidden until you've scored that round yourself, and everything opens once the window closes. Score it the way you saw it live, before you look at anyone else's.
If a fight is stopped early, the round it ended in and any after it don't count. They're left out of every total and figure.