The League
Two belts. Every real game counts. Climb the rankings in contender matches, earn a one-on-one shot at the champion, and take the belt.
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👑 Champion
Vacant — the first champion is crowned in the first title fight.
Rankings
You earn points in every game you play — win or lose — so players who keep showing up climb this board. Sanctioned bouts (hosted games and title fights) pay the most; unsanctioned call-outs and solo runs pay the least (U = unsanctioned record). Players marked (guest) play without an account — unsanctioned bouts only. The #1 Contender is the top member with a sanctioned bout.
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How the league works
🏆 Title Fight
The champion defends against up to three challengers. Winner holds the belt.
🥊 Contender Match
Four players, no belt on the line. The winner takes the prize and climbs the rankings.
⚔️ One-on-One Title Shot
The champion against one challenger, usually the #1 Contender.
📊 Points per game — sanctioned bouts
Sanctioned = a hosted league game or a WeGotUsTV title fight. Points are earned every game you play, by where you finish THAT game — not your spot in the rankings. Your league total is all your games added up.
- 🥇 1st place
- 10 pts
- 🥈 2nd place
- 6 pts
- 🥉 3rd place
- 3 pts
- 4th place (just for playing)
- 1 pt
- Winner, each life left
- +2 pts
- Taking the belt
- +5 pts
- Defending the belt
- +5 pts
- One-on-one loser
- 3 pts
⚡ Upset rating — the second board
This one isn't points — it's a skill score, the way chess rates its players. Every new player starts with the same score, 1,000, so nobody begins ahead; the number is just the starting line. After each game the league's system recalculates it automatically:
- Finishing above another player counts as beating them.
- Beat someone ranked above you → your score jumps (often +15 to +25).
- Beat someone ranked below you → it rises a little.
- Lose to someone ranked below you → it drops.
So when #10 beats #4, #10 climbs past them and #4 slides down — and a brand-new player who knocks off a top name lands on the board fast. The two boards sit side by side: Points reward showing up, the Upset rating rewards who you beat.
🤜 Unsanctioned bouts — call-outs and solo runs
Call somebody out on your own, or run the questions solo — no host, no title on the line. These still count on the Points board, at the lowest points, and they show with a U next to your record (U = unsanctioned).
- Win a call-out
- 3 pts
- Lose a call-out
- 1 pt
- Tie a call-out
- 1 pt
- Solo run (5+ right)
- 1 pt
- Call-outs that count, per day
- 5
- Against the same person, per day
- 2
- Solo runs that count, per day
- 1
The daily limits keep two friends from farming points off each other. So unsanctioned bouts do add up — keep calling people out and you will climb — but slowly. A sanctioned win pays 10+ points; a call-out win pays 3. The fastest road up the rankings is hosted league games.
🥊 #1 Contender
The top player on the Points board who isn't champion and has played at least one sanctioned bout — next in line for a title shot. Unsanctioned points can carry you up the board, but only a sanctioned bout makes you the #1 Contender.