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Board Game Score Tracker

Enter everyone's scores and get the winner, ranking and average in one go.

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Winner Riley
Results

About this calculator

Enter one score and one player name for each position in the comma-separated lists. Choose whether high or low scores win; tied leaders are all shown as winners.

Worked example

calculated with the default values below

Scores, separated by commas 42, 37, 51, 29 · Player names (optional, in the same order) Alex, Sam, Riley, Jordan · Which score wins Highest score Winner Riley · Winning score 51.00 · Ranking 1. Riley (51); 2. Alex (42); 3. Sam (37); 4. Jordan (29) · Average score 39.75 · Total score 159.00 · Spread between best and worst 22.00 · Players 4

Disclaimer

These calculators give general estimates for information and entertainment. Platform algorithms, metrics and definitions change without notice, and none of these results are official figures from the platforms named.

Maintained by: CalcDelta

Implementation source

This record describes the implementation used by this page. It is not independent validation. External references, when available, support only the stated formula or definition; estimates and custom rules retain their own assumptions.

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Formula and variables

winner = argmax s_i (↑) | argmin s_i (↓); avg = (Σ s_i)/n; spread = max s_i − min s_i

s_i
Player i score
n
Players with a score
avg
Mean score
spread
Gap between highest and lowest
↑/↓
↑ highest score wins; ↓ lowest score wins
winner
Winning player

Scores and player names are comma-separated lists; the ranking is produced by sorting (highest or lowest wins); total = Σ s_i.

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Frequently asked questions

How does the tracker handle ties and missing names?

Scores and player names must have the same number of comma-separated entries. Choose high or low score wins. Every player tied for the best score is listed together; a missing name is shown as “Player 1,” “Player 2,” and so on.