📈 Scoring System Guide
StoxPlay uses a straightforward and transparent point system to reward performance based on stock price movements. Learn how points are calculated, multipliers work, and understand our fair scoring system.
Calculation Formula
No Point Caps
There is no maximum or minimum limit on points a stock can earn. A stock that gains 10% will earn 100 points, while a stock that loses 5% will lose 50 points.
Quick Examples:
Complete Example Portfolio
| Stock | Role | % Change | Base Points | Final Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TCS | Captain | +3.0% | 30 | 60 |
| HDFC Bank | Vice-Captain | +1.5% | 15 | 22.5 |
| Infosys | Regular | -1.0% | -10 | -10 |
| Reliance | Regular | +0.8% | 8 | 8 |
| Total Portfolio Score: | 80.5 | |||
Strategic Tip
Choose your Captain and Vice-Captain wisely! These multipliers can significantly boost your total score, but they also amplify losses if your picks perform poorly.
Total Score Formula
Sample Portfolio Calculation:
Why Keep It Simple?
- Easy to understand and calculate
- Transparent and fair for all players
- Focus purely on stock performance
- No complex rule memorization
- Skill-based decision making
- Real-time score tracking
Future Enhancements
While we currently maintain a simple scoring system, future versions of StoxPlay may introduce optional advanced features like sector bonuses, volatility multipliers, or special event scoring for experienced players who want more complexity.
Important Note
Automated Scoring: All scoring is automated and backed by near real-time market data or end-of-day snapshots depending on contest type. Scores are calculated transparently with no manual intervention, ensuring fairness for all players.
If you have any questions about our scoring system or need clarification on point calculations, please contact us: