Are there different types of tournaments, and how are they scored?

Yes, there are four types of tournaments:

• Most Rounds: Score is based on the number of rounds or bets.
• Win/Stake Ratio: Score is based on the sum of win/stake ratios for qualifying rounds or bets.
• Max Win/Stake Ratio: Score is based on the highest win/stake ratio for qualifying rounds or bets.
• Turnover: Score is based on the sum of all bets within the qualifying rounds or bets.

1. Most Rounds – If available, the score is determined by the number of rounds or bets. In sports betting, this calculates the actual number of combinations or bets for a qualifying system bet. For instance:
   • A Trixie system bet with three selections scores 4.
   • A Double system bet with three selections scores 3.
   • A Patent system bet with three selections scores 7.
2. Win/Stake Ratio – If available, the score is the sum of win/stake ratios for qualifying rounds or bets. For example:
   • A player has two qualifying rounds: one with a €1 bet resulting in a €1.5 win, and another with a €1 bet resulting in a €0.2 win.
   • The score is calculated as 1.5/1 + 0.2/1 = 1.7.
3. Max Win/Stake Ratio – If available, the score is based on the highest win/stake ratio for qualifying rounds or bets. For example:
   • A player has two qualifying rounds: one with a €1 bet resulting in a €1.5 win, and another with a €1 bet resulting in a €0.2 win.
   • The score is calculated as 1.5/1 = 1.5 (ignoring the round with €0.2 win as it is less than 1.5).
4. Turnover – If available, the score is calculated based on the sum of all bets within the qualifying rounds or bets. For example:
   • A player has two qualifying rounds: one with a €1 bet and another with a €3 bet.
   • The score is calculated as 1 + 3 = 4.