Player Rankings
HHPT members are given a tournament rating that is a measure of how successful they are in  tournaments. The tournament rating is a score that is based on your multi-table tournament performance. Tournament ratings are constantly changing. These ratings allow you to track your progress as well as the progress of other competitors.  As a competitor rankings help you improve your game.

How is my tournament rating determined?
The numerical value of your tournament rating is determined by a complex formula that takes into account primarily where you placed in a given multi table tournament and how many people were in the tournament. The more tournaments you play, and how you place in these tournaments will therefore determine whether your score  moves up or down. In general, the better your performance the higher your numerical tournament rating score.|

Ranking Table
This ranking table does not reflect rebuy tournaments.
Re-buys are based as follows: Total prize pool divided by # of entries. Chopping = Points divided by 2.
Buy In Points
$100-$299 1 Point
$300-$499 2 Points
$500-$699 3 Points
$700-$899 4 Points
$900-$1999 5 Points
$2000-$4999 6 Points
$5000 Plus 10 Points
# of Entries Points
50-99 1.0
100-119 1.5
120-139 2.0
140-149 2.5
150-159 3.0
160-169 3.5
170-199 4.0
200-249 4.5
250-299 5.0
300-349 5.5
350-399 6.0
400-449 6.5
450-499 7.0
500-1499 8.0
1500-2999 9.0
3000-4999 10
5000 Plus 20
 

 

 

 

 

 
   
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