EI777 APP FIELD GUIDE
A scoring table is easier to use when points, multipliers, penalties, and tie-breaks are review as separate lines. Estimating everything from rank alone invites mistakes.
This EI777 guide covers live totals, provisional standings, later corrections, and the evidence needed when a final score still looks incorrect.
When a date, access state, or profile-specific rule matters, confirm it on the current app page.
A CLOSER LOOK
Write down each step that adds points and each rule that subtracts them. Contain caps, multipliers, round weighting, and any category that counts only once.
Work from the latest EI777 event rules, not a table from a similar earlier event. Small scoring updates can alter the best priority.
Equal totals might be separated by head-to-head outcome, completion time, secondary score, highest round, or another published measure. The first criterion that resolves the tie often decides rank.
Do not jump directly to the final tie-break. Match each line in the published order and note down the final table that shows the applied outcome.
A multiplier might apply prior to or after a category cap, and decimal totals might be rounded at a specific stage. The order can update the listed total.
Go through the published example if one is provided. Calculate base points, apply the multiplier in the published place, enforce the cap, then work from the event's rounding rule.
When reporting a difference, display each line of that calculation. A final number without the intermediate stages is harder to match with the EI777 scoring system.
A live total might exclude a pending round, later bonus, or penalty review. The ranking can move even when your own listed number has not changed.
Check standings at natural breaks and look at the category item. Constant refreshing gives little practical data during active play.
Wait until each round is settled and the event is marked final. Match base points, multipliers, penalties, and tie-breaks as separate categories.
If one line still differs, send EI777 help desk the event ID, final page, disputed category, rule total, and expected calculation. A focused document is easier to confirm.
TRY THIS ORDER
List totals, multipliers, caps, penalties, and weighted rounds.
Focus on reliable steps that fit the format.
Review category specifics between rounds instead of chasing rank.
Work from the first published criterion that separates equal totals.
Match each category and document one clear mismatch.
WHEN IT DOESN'T MOVE
Another outcome, correction, or tie-break might have changed the ordering.
A cap, penalty, uncounted round, or category rule might explain the difference.
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