GS League Summer 2025 - Getaway Shootout - 5 Maps 1 Player

Getaway Shootout - 5 Maps 1 Player

Scoring Overview

When a league is live, runs are collected from Speedrun.com every few minutes. The system collects only runs that are relevant to the league, i.e. runs submitted by league participants, during the league timeframe.

Once the runs have been collected, each participant's "league PB" is determined, for each category. The league PBs are then ranked, scored, and placed on the league category leaderboards.

In other words, you earn points by improving your league PBs. You don't get more points for simply submitting more runs.

The specific scoring system used for each category is decided by the league creator(s). You can find out more about this category's scoring system in the following sections.

Scoring for this Category

The scoring system for this category is shown in the formula below. You can try it out using the calculator tool on this site! Have fun running!

# Scoring system:
Every run is worth 3 points. Your "League PB" in a category will overwrite your previous League PB.
There are 3 bonuses that can be applied all simultaneously to one run:
- Top 10 runs give 1 point for #10, 2 for #9, 3 for #8, etc.
- Top 5 runs give 2 points for #5, 4 for #4, 6 for #3, etc.
- Having the League Record gives 10 extra points!
- Sub 2:10s give you 2 points!
- Sub 2:00s give you 5 points!
- All these bonuses stack when applicable!

Formula

The formula below shows the exact calculation that is used to score runs for this league category.

The formula is controlled by the admin user(s) running the league. They can make changes to it during the league, if need be.

The syntax you see below is actually valid Python code. This is the actual code that runs in the background when the league is live.

Before reading on, make a note of the following terms:

your "league PB" in a category means your best run submitted during the league
your "initial PB" in a category means your actual PB, as it was at the start of the league

When reading the code below, you may see the following variables being used:

league_pb_rank - the position of your league PB on the league category leaderboard
number_of_league_participants - the total number of participants in the league
league_pb_in_milliseconds - the total time of your league PB, in milliseconds
league_pb_in_seconds_floor - the total time of your league PB, in seconds, rounded down
league_pb_in_seconds_ceiling - the total time of your league PB, in seconds, rounded up
initial_pb_in_milliseconds - the total time of your initial PB, in milliseconds
initial_pb_in_seconds_floor - the total time of your initial PB, in seconds, rounded down
initial_pb_in_seconds_ceiling - the total time of your initial PB, in seconds, rounded up

You may also see the following operators being used:

a * b - a multiplied by b
a ** b - a to the power of b
a // b - how many full lots of a fit into b (also known as "integer divide")
a % b - a modulo b
min(a, b, ...) - the lowest of a, b, ...
max(a, b, ...) - the highest of a, b, ...
abs(a) - the absolute value of a

baseline = 3

top_10 = max(0, 11 - league_pb_rank)
top_5 = max(0, 12 - (2 * league_pb_rank))
lr = max(0, 10 * (2 - league_pb_rank))
rank_score = top_10 + top_5 + lr

sub_210 = 2 * min(1, max(0, 130 - league_pb_in_seconds_floor))
sub_200 = 5 * min(1, max(0, 120 - league_pb_in_seconds_floor))
time_bonus = sub_200 + sub_210

final_score = baseline + rank_score + time_bonus

Calculator

You can try the scoring system out for yourself, using this calculator. Plug in some hypothetical (or actual) speedrun details, and see how much it would score.

This can help you get a feel for the scoring system. It can also be useful throughout the league. For example, you can experiment with it, when deciding which league categories to focus on next.

Initial PB:

League PB:

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participants

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Result