PLAYER RANKING & GUIDELINES

Why Have Player Rankings?

In the SINGLES, SCOTCH DOUBLES, and TEAM Events at ACS and CCS Championships, there are different DIVISIONS based on Skill Level: 

• PROFESSIONAL
• ADVANCED +
• ADVANCED
• OPEN 
• STANDARD  
• REC

This provides everyone a better chance in competing and enjoying success.

If more than one Player Ranking is grouped within a Division, a Game Spot will be given to the lower Player Ranking (s).

How Do Player Rankings Get Assigned?

At time of tournament Entry, your Player Ranking will now be the higher of:

1. Your established  Compusport CSR player rating. Here is the link to find your current rating: Tournaments & Leagues History - CompuSport, oror,
2. Your established Fargorate player rating (which will be converted to CSR). Here is the link to find your current rating: FargoRate - FairMatch

Max Player Ratings for Each Player Ranking

A CAP has been set for each Player Ranking as follows:

MEN Players

Professional - Above 1975 CSR or 720 Fargo

Advanced+ (Master) - Max 1975 CSR or 720 Fargo  

Advanced - Max 1900 CSR or 660 Fargo

Open - Max 1800 CSR or 585 Fargo

Standard - Max 1700 CSR or 510 Fargo

Rec - Max 1600 CSR or 435 Fargo

Unranked - Less than 3 stars in CSR or 200 games in Fargo.

WOMEN Players

Professional - Above 1875 CSR or 640 Fargo

Master (or Advanced+) - Max 1875 CSR or 640 Fargo

Advanced - Max 1800 CSR or 585 Fargo

Open - Max 1700 CSR or 510 Fargo

Standard - Max 1600 CSR or 435 Fargo

Rec - Max 1500 CSR or 355 Fargo

Unranked - Less than 3 stars in CSR or 200 games in Fargo.

UNRANKED Players 

Unranked 'League' Players  - Men will be assigned CSR of 1700, and Women will be assigned CSR of 1600, with League Operator Approval.   

Unranked 'Non-League' Players  - Men will be assigned CSR of 1800 or higher and Women will be assigned a CSR of 1700 or higher.   

PROFESSIONAL Players

Are allowed to play if their CSR or their Team's total CSR is below the Cap for the event entered. 

Examples would be:

1. Professional Women playing in an 'All' Singles Event.
2. Professional Men or Women playing in a Scotch Doubles or Team Event.

'KA' Known Ability

The ACS and CCS reserve the right to assign or change the  PLAYER RANKING of any player based on  KA – Known Ability.