What is fantasy point system?

The fantasy point system operates by assigning points to your chosen team based on the aforementioned events. These points determine your ranking on the leaderboard, ultimately leading to real monetary rewards.

What are events?

Events refer to the actions performed by players in actual matches, which earn you points if the player is a part of your team. The points awarded for each action are accumulated, resulting in a final score for your team.

First kill: A first kill is awarded to the player who achieves the initial elimination in any given round. Clutch: A clutch 1vX occurs when the final player remaining on a team secures victory after all other teammates have been eliminated, with X representing the number of opposing team members still alive at the moment the last teammate fell. Double/ triple/ quad/ ace kills: These accolades are granted to players who achieve 2, 3, 4, and 5 eliminations, respectively, within a single round.

Round not played (RNP) bonus: For each round that is not played, active players receive 0.5 points regardless of the overall outcome of the match. An active player is defined as someone who has participated in at least one round throughout the match. Match sweep bonus: This bonus is awarded to any player who is part of the team that emerges victorious without suffering any losses in a "best of" series (for example, if a team wins 3-0 in a best of 5 match).

The team should consist of 5 players, chosen from the participating teams, with a maximum of 3 players from each team. Additionally, a captain (C) and a vice-captain (VC) must be selected.

Points will be awarded based on the captain and vice-captain selections, with the captain earning double points (2x) and the vice-captain earning 1.5 times the points (1.5x).

It is possible to edit the team(s) before the match begins.

However, if a match is rescheduled and starts before the scheduled time, all contests will be locked as soon as the match starts. This means that no further team edits will be allowed.

In the case of a "best of" match, the points earned by the players will be aggregated for all rounds.

This means that the cumulative scores from each round will determine the team's overall performance.

Previously, the final fantasy score only considered players with a positive score.

Starting from November 17th, 2023, a team's final fantasy score will include individual scores of all players, irrespective of whether the individual score is positive or negative.

What is fantasy point system?

The fantasy point system operates by assigning points to your chosen team based on the aforementioned events. These points determine your ranking on the leaderboard, ultimately leading to real monetary rewards.

What are events?

Events refer to the actions performed by players in actual matches, which earn you points if the player is a part of your team. The points awarded for each action are accumulated, resulting in a final score for your team.

Kills, Deaths, Assists:
The kills stat represents the number of final blows by the player's hero on enemy heroes. It showcases the player's ability to eliminate opponents and contribute to their team's success. On the flip side, deaths indicate the number of times the player's hero has been killed, highlighting their vulnerability and the potential room for improvement in survival skills. Assists, on the other hand, reflect the player's hero's supportive actions in helping their teammates secure kills on enemy heroes.

Last hits:
Last hits refer to the number of enemy and neutral creeps that the player's hero has successfully killed. This stat measures the player's ability to maximize gold and experience gain in the game. Each last hit contributes to the player's overall advantage, as it grants a small amount of gold that can be used to purchase essential items and increase their hero's power. For instance, 600 last hits equate to 600*0.01 = 6 points.

Gold per minute (GPM):
Gold per minute (GPM) is an important metric that indicates the average amount of gold the player has earned in each minute of the game. It reflects the player's efficiency in farming, acquiring gold from various sources such as creeps, towers, and hero kills. A higher GPM signifies the player's ability to accumulate wealth and ultimately acquire strong items and advantages over the enemy team. For example, 600 GPM translates to 600*0.02 = 12 points.

Healing provided to friendly heroes:
This stat represents the total health points restored to friendly heroes by the player's hero. It demonstrates the player's ability to support their team and keep their allies alive during battles. Healing plays a crucial role in sustaining teammates and allowing them to continue fighting, contributing significantly to the team's overall success. For instance, 10,000 total health points restored equals 10,000*0.003 = 30 points.

Observer wards:
Observer wards are items purchased by the player to provide vision to their entire team. This stat reflects the total number of observer wards purchased, showcasing the player's commitment to map control and awareness. Placing observer wards strategically can reveal enemy movements, objectives, or potential ganks, helping the team make informed decisions and gain an advantage.

Sentry wards:
Sentry wards are items used to detect invisible units or heroes from the enemy team, as well as detect and remove enemy wards. The total number of sentry wards purchased indicates the player's attentiveness to counter the enemy's invisibility-based strategies and maintain vision control. By revealing invisible threats and denying the enemy's wards, the player significantly contributes to their team's safety and information advantage.

To create a competitive team, the following rules should be followed for selecting players:
1. Each team must consist of 5 players. 2. From each participating team, a maximum of 3 players can be chosen.

3. Designate a captain (C) and a vice-captain (VC) for your team. 4. The captain's performance will earn you double the points, while the vice-captain will earn you 1.5 times the points.

It is important to note that teams can be edited before the match starts.

However, once a match begins ahead of schedule, all contests will be locked, and no further team edits will be allowed.

In the case of a "best of" match, the points earned by the players will be aggregated for all rounds.

This means that the cumulative scores from each round will determine the team's overall performance.

Previously, the final fantasy score only considered players with a positive score.

Starting from November 17th, 2023, a team's final fantasy score will include individual scores of all players, irrespective of whether the individual score is positive or negative.

What is fantasy point system?

The fantasy point system operates by assigning points to your chosen team based on the aforementioned events. These points determine your ranking on the leaderboard, ultimately leading to real monetary rewards.

What are events?

Events refer to the actions performed by players in actual matches, which earn you points if the player is a part of your team. The points awarded for each action are accumulated, resulting in a final score for your team.

Kills, Deaths, Assists:
The kills stat represents the number of final blows by the player's hero on enemy heroes. It showcases the player's ability to eliminate opponents and contribute to their team's success. On the flip side, deaths indicate the number of times the player's hero has been killed, highlighting their vulnerability and the potential room for improvement in survival skills. Assists, on the other hand, reflect the player's hero's supportive actions in helping their teammates secure kills on enemy heroes.

Last hits:
Last hits refer to the number of enemy and neutral creeps that the player's hero has successfully killed. This stat measures the player's ability to maximize gold and experience gain in the game. Each last hit contributes to the player's overall advantage, as it grants a small amount of gold that can be used to purchase essential items and increase their hero's power. For instance, 600 last hits equate to 600*0.01 = 6 points.

If a match is abandoned before it starts, the match will be canceled at FanClash.

If a match is sent away when Map 1 is played, the results will be calculated up to the time the match was played.

Map 1 is won by Team A Map 2 is going in favor of Team A and Team B forfeits Map 3 is not played

Overall Match Result: 2 - 0 in favor of Team A Match sweep bonus: Every player of Team A gets a match sweep bonus

To create a competitive team, the following rules should be followed for selecting players:
1. Each team must consist of 5 players. 2. From each participating team, a maximum of 3 players can be chosen.

3. Designate a captain (C) and a vice-captain (VC) for your team. 4. The captain's performance will earn you double the points, while the vice-captain will earn you 1.5 times the points.

It is important to note that teams can be edited before the match starts.

However, once a match begins ahead of schedule, all contests will be locked, and no further team edits will be allowed.

In the case of a "best of" match, the points earned by the players will be aggregated for all rounds.

This means that the cumulative scores from each round will determine the team's overall performance.

Previously, the final fantasy score only considered players with a positive score.

Starting from November 17th, 2023, a team's final fantasy score will include individual scores of all players, irrespective of whether the individual score is positive or negative.

What is fantasy point system?

The fantasy point system operates by assigning points to your chosen team based on the aforementioned events. These points determine your ranking on the leaderboard, ultimately leading to real monetary rewards.

What are events?

Events refer to the actions performed by players in actual matches, which earn you points if the player is a part of your team. The points awarded for each action are accumulated, resulting in a final score for your team.

To create a competitive team, the following rules should be followed for selecting players:
1. Each team must consist of 5 players. 2. From each participating team, a maximum of 3 players can be chosen.

3. Designate a captain (C) and a vice-captain (VC) for your team. 4. The captain's performance will earn you double the points, while the vice-captain will earn you 1.5 times the points.

It is important to note that teams can be edited before the match starts.

However, once a match begins ahead of schedule, all contests will be locked, and no further team edits will be allowed.

In the case of a "best of" match, the points earned by the players will be aggregated for all rounds.

This means that the cumulative scores from each round will determine the team's overall performance.

Previously, the final fantasy score only considered players with a positive score.

Starting from November 17th, 2023, a team's final fantasy score will include individual scores of all players, irrespective of whether the individual score is positive or negative.