Open Circuit Scoring System

In an Open Circuit, every qualifying ranked Amiko Legends match you play inside the window scores: +10 for a win, −7 for a loss and 0 for a draw. Points can only go down from there: matches past 10 in a day score half, and matches past 20 score nothing. The highest totals take the placement medals.

How Open Circuit scoring works — the pipeline from joining to medals. Every active circuit publishes its exact ruleset on the circuit detail page; this is the general flow that applies across formats.

Scoring pipeline

  1. Step 1: Join a circuit. Pick an active open circuit from the list or create your own. Acceptance is required per circuit — once you join, matches start counting.
  2. Step 2: Play ranked matches. Every ranked PvP match you complete is automatically scored against the circuit's format filter. Only matches that match the filter (amiko, squad, element, combo) count.
  3. Step 3: Score by outcome. A win earns 10 points, a loss costs 7 and a draw scores 0. Current ruleset (v2.0) is displayed on the circuit detail page.
  4. Step 4: Daily activity multiplier. Your first 10 matches each day score in full, matches 11 to 20 score half, and matches after 20 score nothing. The floating Help menu on the circuit page shows the exact ruleset.
  5. Step 5: Top 3 earn medals. At circuit end, the top 3 finishers earn placement medals. Categorical awards (longest win streak, most matches, etc.) recognize additional achievements.

Points, multipliers, and tiebreakers

The live scoring ruleset (v2.0) displays on every active circuit — open the floating Help menu on a circuit page to see the current base points, the activity multiplier, and tiebreaker order. Rulesets can evolve across seasons, but an active circuit's ruleset is locked at join time so your score won't shift mid-circuit.

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