The scoring system used will be the Global Poker Index (GPI).

This scoring system is based mainly on 3 factors:

- Buy-in: As bigger is the buy-in more points will be awarded. This factor addresses the concept of relative difficulty for the event. Larger buy-in events presume that the difficulty of the field is greater because more elite players enter higher buy-in events.

- Number of total players: The number of total entries in each event will be taken into account, regardless of the re-entries there are. The bigger the field, the more points will be distributed.

- Final Position: Only players who enter “in the money” in each event will receive points. The better your final position in each event, the more points you will get.

There is a minimum of 10 players in the tournament to award points.

The Ladies Event and Senior Event will NOT award points.

If an extra prize is established for the bubble player or players (“take money for the bubble”), those players in the extra prize positions will NOT get points for the MVP Ranking.

Only officially paid positions will receive points. If the bubble/first ITM place is shared by 2 players, both will get 50% of the points awarded for the first spot ITM.

If players reach an agreement by ICM, the points will also be distributed by ICM. If the agreement is made in equal parts, the remaining points will be distributed equally.

The GPI offers a calculator to calculate the points achieved in each event. You can find it on its official website: Global Poker Index (GPI)

You can see the global rules of the GPI ranking at the following link: GPI rules.