Greetings, managers! Whether you're a KL Fantasy veteran or a newcomer, understanding the straightforward KL scoring algorithm can enhance your gaming experience. In this article, we'll break down the core components that contribute to your roster's success.

The scoring algorithm has three key parts:

At the start of each game week, players will start with an initial score which sets the baseline for your roster. This provides a foundation from which your roster's performance will be evaluated and enhanced.

The score based on the game week results reflects your roster's actual performance in a specific game week. A table breaks down the scoring system for different player positions, each dimension is assigned a weight to determine the contribution of each action to the player's overall score.

Notably, high negative weights are applied to Yellow and Red Card dimensions because we highly value fair play and want to discourage unsportsmanlike conduct.

The tier of the cards used in your roster is important. The app contains various card tiers, each associated with a specific rarity level. We've grouped them into Basic Tier (Free), Middle Tier, and High Tier. Basic Tier: Common Middle Tier: Uncommon, Superior, Epic High Tier: Legendary, Mythic, HroThe collection score depends on both the card tier and the mint number of the card used. The mint number, representing one dimension of the card's rarity, influences the overall strength of your roster. Lower mints provide a higher score bonus with the best possible mint for any card being A1.

The individual player scores contribute to your roster's overall score. The final roster score for a specific game week is the sum of the scores of the players composing the roster.

Now, let's understand why we need a scoring model in KL Fantasy. The scoring model helps calculate the game leaderboard at the end of each match and the season leaderboard at the end of each season giving you the opportunity to earn incredible rewards.

At the end of each match, the scoring model evaluates your roster's performance using the dimensions in the table. It considers game week results, card tiers, and mint numbers to generate a numerical output, determining your rank on the game leaderboard for that specific week.Each game week is officially scored once final match data is provided by Kings League’s official data partner, Kama. Any live scores provided during the match are for informational purposes only and subject to change once the official final match stats are provided by Kama.

As you progress through the KL Fantasy season, your scores from each match accumulate. The scoring model ensures fair evaluation by considering the entire season's performance. Your cumulative scores contribute to your standing on the season leaderboard, reflecting your overall success throughout the season.

In the realm of KL Fantasy, card tiers play a vital role in enhancing your roster's performance. Let's group them for clarity:

Basic Tier (Free): Common cards fall into the basic tier, widely available and accessible to all players.Middle Tier: Uncommon, Superior, and Epic cards make up the middle tier. These cards offer a moderate boost to your roster, providing a balance between accessibility and power.Rare High Tier: Legendary, Mythic, and Hro cards make up the rare high tier. These cards are exceedingly rare and bring unparalleled strength to your roster, offering a significant advantage in the league.

Incorporating higher-tier cards into your roster can positively impact your overall score, as each tier brings unique advantages to your team.

By understanding the basic components of the KL scoring algorithm, why scoring matters, and how individual player scores contribute to your roster's overall success, you'll be well-equipped to make informed decisions, optimize your roster, and climb the ranks in both official and private custom leagues. Keep it simple, keep an eye on those mint numbers, strategically choose your card tiers, and embark on an exciting journey to KL Fantasy success!

We reserve the right to adjust the standard point system and cap to complete rosters prior to the start of any fantasy league in accordance with the notification requirements specified in the Hro Kings League Rewards Program Terms and Conditions.