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Amatuer?

• ApexPC 3,164 Posts

  Wed, Jun 18 2014 2:15 PM

  There are several older threads that have tier info. Like:

  WGT – Tiers

  • When you have played at least 5 ranked rounds - and your average score is equal to or lower than 100 you go from Hack to Amateur.
  • When you have played at least 10  ranked rounds - and your average score is equal to or lower than 80 you go from Amateur to Pro.
  • When you have played at least 20 ranked rounds - and your average score is equal to or lower than 72 you go from Pro to Tour Pro
  • When you have played at least 30 ranked rounds - and your average score is equal to or lower than 67 you go from Tour Pro to Master
  • When you have played at least 40  ranked rounds - and your average score is equal to or lower than 63 you go from Master to Tour Master
  • When you have played at least 50 ranked rounds - and your average score is equal to or lower than 61 you go from Tour Master to Legend 
  • When you have played at least 500  ranked rounds - and your average score is equal to or lower than 60 you go from Legend  to Tour Legend

   

  Notice that those minimal number of ranked rounds are also the number of best rounds used to compute your average in that particular tier. So if you are Tour Master for example, your average is computed with your best 50 ranked round (that's why you need at least 50 rounds to move up). Also – to thwart players who purposely shoot high scores so they don’t ‘tier up’, WGT will adjust scoring average based on Match Play and similar game type wins.

• alosso 21,093 Posts

  Wed, Jun 18 2014 2:34 PM

  Excuse me Apex, this has drawn my curiosity:

  ApexPC:

  When you have played at least 30 ranked rounds - and your average score is equal to or lower than 67 you go from Tour Pro to Master

  I wasn't sure but I always thought that here the number would be 25 rounds. Several posts with that no. and a recent confirmation by WGTyphoon would make me control my own average, and indeed it was from 25 rounds in that tier.

  Perhaps it has been changed lately though I doubt it.

  Is there any calculation which worked, based on 30 rounds?