Session standings
Orders players or teams from the score, win/loss record, point difference, and the criterion selected for one session.
Ranking & MMR
Eligible results help shape your MMR.
When you play with a registered account, eligible match results can build a long-term rating. It gives the competition some context without pretending to sum up your entire game.
Two boards, two jobs
Tonight’s standings and the long-term ranking do different jobs.
Standings show who is ahead in this session. The leaderboard keeps the journey across matches that have finished and been processed.
MMR leaderboard
Orders registered player accounts by their rating across finalized, processed matches.
Progress at a glance
From Rookie to Hall of Fame
New accounts start in Rookie. Once the session is finalized, eligible results can move your MMR into the next tier.
- 01 Rookie
0–1,799 MMR.
- 02 Amateur
1,800–2,699 MMR.
- 03 Challenger
2,700–3,899 MMR.
- 04 Elite
3,900–5,499 MMR.
- 05 Master
5,500–7,699 MMR.
- 06 Grandmaster
7,700–10,699 MMR.
- 07 Legend
10,700–14,699 MMR.
- 08 Hall of Fame
14,700 MMR and above.
Tiers make the rating journey easier to read. Every move still comes from a match result.
It starts with a clean result
How it works
- 01
Join with your FOM account
Add your account to the player list and complete at least one match with a recorded score.
- 02
The host finalizes the session
Once the session is closed, FOM processes each eligible result once.
- 03
Check what changed
See the MMR change for each match, then check your position globally or through the province filter.
What to know
MMR helps frame the level of a match. It does not define your skill.
Registered accounts
Manual guests can still join the schedule and session standings, but their MMR is not updated.
Result-based
MMR does not evaluate technique, shot quality, or tactical decisions that are absent from the score data.
Global and province
The leaderboard can be viewed globally or filtered by an available province.
After finalization
Changes apply after the session is finalized and the statistics process successfully handles the result.
Before you enter the leaderboard
What people ask about ranking and MMR.
How do I get ranked?
Join the player list with a registered FOM account, play a scored match that meets the requirements, and have the host finalize the session.
Does a loss change my MMR?
It can. Eligible wins, losses, and draws can all change MMR. The final result, how decisive the score was, and both teams’ average pre-match rating help give the calculation context.
Is the ranking global or local?
Both. You can view the global ranking or use the available province filter. Only registered FOM accounts appear.
Start with one recorded match
Play, finalize, then see what changed.
Use a registered player account and follow every eligible result in your MMR history.