Each sport has its own scoring model designed to reflect the impact of player performance across key game statistics. Below you’ll find a detailed breakdown of how points are earned in basketball and hockey matchups.
Basketball Scoring
Basketball scoring emphasizes well-rounded performance. In addition to basic stats like points and rebounds, the model accounts for defensive plays, efficiency, and achievement-based bonuses.
Point +1.0
Each point scored by the player.
Rebound +1.2
Collected after a missed shot on either end of the court.
Assist +1.5
A pass that directly leads to a made basket.
Steal +3.0
Taking the ball away from the opponent.
Block +3.0
Preventing a shot from reaching the basket.
Turnover -1.0
Losing possession to the other team.
Missed FG -0.5
Missing a field goal attempt.
Missed FT -0.5
Missing a free throw attempt.
Double-Double Bonus +1.5
Awarded for 10+ in two major stat categories.
Triple-Double Bonus +3.0
Awarded for 10+ in three major stat categories.
Hockey Scoring
Our hockey model rewards players for impactful actions across both offensive and defensive situations. This includes bonuses for short-handed plays and credit for key goalie contributions.
Goal +3.0
Every goal scored during regulation or overtime.
Short-Handed Goal +1.0
Goal scored while the team is down a player.
Shootout Goal +0.5
Goal scored during a shootout.
Assist +2.0
Helping to set up a goal.
Short-Handed Assist +1.0
Assist while playing short-handed.
Shot on Goal +0.5
Any shot that would have entered the net if not stopped.
Blocked Shot +1.0
Defensive stop of an opponent’s shot.
Save +0.2
Successful save by the goalie.
Goal Against -1.0
Each goal allowed by the goalie.
Baseball Scoring
MLB scoring rewards impactful plays on offense and defense. Points are based on core stats like hits and runs, with bonuses for power, base running, and pitching effectiveness.
Single +3.0
A base hit that allows the batter to safely reach first base.
Double +5.0
A hit that allows the batter to reach second base.
Triple +8.0
A hit that allows the batter to reach third base.
Home Run +10.0
A hit that results in the batter circling all bases and scoring.
Run Batted In (RBI) +2.0
Credited when a batter's action results in a run.
Run +2.0
Scored by safely reaching home plate.
Walk (BB) +2.0
Awarded when the batter reaches base on four balls.
Stolen Base +5.0
Credited when a runner successfully advances a base unaided.
Strikeout (Hitter) -1.0
Deducted when the batter strikes out.
Caught Stealing -2.0
Deducted when a stolen base attempt fails.