How are classifications calculated?

Feel free to check the most up-to-date version of our algorithm here.

Basically, as of Sept 2025, a blocker counts as 3 bad points, and the algorithm looks at the balance:

number of good points − number of bad points − (3 × number of blockers).

  • If there are no points at all, the grade is N/A.

  • If the balance is −10 or lower, or if the number of blockers is greater than the number of good points, you get an E.

  • Otherwise, if you have at least 3 blockers or if you have more bad points than good points, you get a D.

  • Otherwise, if the balance is less than 5, you get a C.

  • Otherwise, if you still have any bad points, you get a B.

  • Only if you have no blockers and no bad points at all, you get an A.

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