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MVP Program
The Orange County MVP program awards the highest finishing players in each skill level tier League wide. .
Using regular session data, qualifying players will be determined by using the following equation to determine their "Points Available" better known as their "PA" percentage:
Number of points earned DIVIDED BY number of points available = Top Gun Score
8-Ball Example: In every 8-Ball match, a player has 3 points available to win. If a player plays 10 matches, they have 30 points available to win. If they win a total of 13 points in those 10 matches then the calculation is: 13 DIVIDED BY 30 = .43 or 43%. This means the player won 43% of the points available "PA" during the session and that is their Top Gun score.
9-Ball Example: In every 9-Ball match, a player has 20 points available to win. If a player plays 10 matches, they have 200 points available to win. If they win a total of 162 points in those 10 matches then the calculation is: 162 DIVIDED BY 200 = .81 or 81%. This means that player won 81% of the points available "PA" during the session and that is their Top Gun score.
Ties will be broken in the following order using regular session play data: (1) Total number of matches played during the session, (2) session win percentage, (3) session performance points, (4) lifetime win percentage.
In order for a player to qualify, they must play at least six times with their team during the regular session.
The skill level tiers are broken down as follows:
8-Ball
Blue Tier (Skill Level 2-3)
Yellow Tier (Skill Level 4)
Red Tier (Skill Level 5)
Orange Tier (Skill Level 6)
Purple Tier (Skill Level 7)
9-Ball
Green Tier (Skill Level 1-2-3)
White Tier (Skill Level 4-5)
Black Tier (Skill Level 6-7-8-9)
The top finishing player in each skill level tier
League wide
, at the end of regular session play, will earn a custom MVP jacket which will be presented to the champion at the MVP tournament. The MVP tournament is 100% payback to the top 25% of the board.
For a player to remain eligible to participate in the tournament, they must be actively participating on a team the following session in the format they qualified.
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