Competition on AsNard
The AsNard rank ladder from Bronze to Grandmaster
Every ranked game on AsNard keeps its own rating ladder — your Hokm results do not touch your bowling rank. This page lists the threshold for each tier and exactly how the numbers move.
Seven tiers and their thresholds
Each number is the rating needed to enter that tier — from 0 up to 1900.
- Bronze 0+ points
- Silver 850 points
- Gold 1000 points
- Platinum 1150 points
- Diamond 1350 points
- Master 1600 points
- Grandmaster 1900 points
How the rating moves
- It is ELO, not a flat point farm: beating someone above you gains more, and beating someone below you gains less.
- A level match with the K factor of 32 earns about 16 points, so one tier step is roughly ten balanced wins.
- K is 32 in skill games and 24 where luck carries a large share, which is why Manche or Uno move more gently than Darts or Billiards.
- Ranked tables are settled against real people. In the four-player and team games the hand does not touch your rating until four humans are seated — bots are for practice.
- Each season part of the rating above the floor is removed: 18% of the distance to the floor, never less than 15 and never more than 700 points. Regular play earns it back.
Games with their own ladder
24 games-
Backgammon -
Hokm -
2-Player Hokm -
Shelem -
Chahar Barg -
2-Player Chahar Barg - Pasoor
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Ludo -
Snakes & Ladders -
Dominoes -
Uno -
8-Ball Billiards -
Battleship -
Mastermind -
Othello -
3D Bowling -
Pro Darts -
Olympic Archery -
3D Basketball -
Tank Battle -
Soccer Stars -
Flow Derby -
Mafia -
Dark Protocol
Conversation-driven party games such as Spyfall and Draw & Guess have no ELO ladder; the competition there is the night itself.
Common questions
Is my rank shared across games?
No. Every game keeps its own ladder, so you can be a Master in backgammon while being brand new at darts.
What happens if I abandon a game?
A forfeit costs rating like a loss does, and in some games three idle turns in a row count as a forfeit.
How do I climb faster?
Pick one game and raise your average first; in the skill games, beating a stronger opponent repays far more.
Where do I start?
Each ladder has a baseline of 1000, and after that your real wins and losses decide the tier you sit in.