Ranking Levels 1 - 2024 - Centurion Commander

17-32 Players	33-64 Players	>64 Players
1° – 25 points	1° – 27 points	1° – 30 points
2° – 18 points	2° – 20 points	2° – 23 points
3° – 15 points	3° – 17 points	3° – 20 points
4° – 13 points	4° – 15 points	4° – 18 points
5° – 10 points	5° – 12 points	5° – 15 points
6° – 8 points	6° – 10 points	6° – 13 points
7° – 6 points	7° – 8 points	7° – 11 points
8° – 4 points	8° – 6 points	8° – 9 points

17-32 Players

33-64 Players

>64 Players

1° – 25 points

1° – 27 points

1° – 30 points

2° – 18 points

2° – 20 points

2° – 23 points

3° – 15 points

3° – 17 points

3° – 20 points

4° – 13 points

4° – 15 points

4° – 18 points

5° – 10 points

5° – 12 points

5° – 15 points

6° – 8 points

6° – 10 points

6° – 13 points

7° – 6 points

7° – 8 points

7° – 11 points

8° – 4 points

8° – 6 points

8° – 9 points

How does the Centurion League work?

You can find the complete details about the 2024 Centurion League in this article. However, we’ve prepared a summary of the key information:

Local Leagues

Participation allows you to compete in the national seasonal ranking of the leagues (not the LEVEL 1 ranking mentioned above) and qualify a league representative for the Player of the Year tournament (LEVEL 3).

LEVEL 1 Tournaments

Events where players earn points based on their placement and the number of participants. Top players can earn a BYE for LEVEL 2 Tournaments.

LEVEL 2 Tournaments (Big Events):

Major events of the season. Top players in these events secure direct qualification to the Player of the Year Tournament and a BYE for the National Tournament.

End-of-Year Events:

National Tournament:
Open to all players. BYEs are awarded based on the criteria specified in the article.
LEVEL 3 (Player of the Year):
Exclusive, invitation-only tournament for the top 48 players of the year. Qualification methods:
- Winning the League Representative title.
- Placing in the top 4 in LEVEL 2 Tournaments.
- Ranking highly in LEVEL 1 Tournament standings.

This system is designed to reward consistency and performance through local leagues while allowing deserving players who may attend fewer events to still have a path through LEVEL 1 tournaments.

#	Nome	Punti
1.	Francesco Boutet	27
2.	Francesco Mirizio	20
3.	Luca Pontiroli Gobbi	17
4.	Valerio Romolo	15
5.	Riccardo Gubbini	12
6.	Alessio Bumbea	10
7.	Paolo Villa	8
8.	Diego De Angelis	6

#	Nome	Punti
1.	Alberto Casto	27
2.	Vittorio Piatti	20
3.	Angelo Dametto	17
4.	Francesco Di Filippo	15
5.	Pier Giorgio Tomasello	12
6.	Andrea Bosco	10
7.	Matteo Sangiorgi	8
8.	Luca Zirottu	6

#	Nome	Punti
1.	Demetrio Neri	25
2.	Matteo Bizzarri	18
3.	Lorenzo Badiali	15
4.	Davide di Francesco	13
5.	Francesco Mirizio	10
6.	Davide Caracciolo	8
7.	Riccardo Cicerone	6
8.	Alberto Romano	4

#	Nome	Punti
1.	Francesco Gremes	25
2.	Lorenzo Artenzon	18
3.	Mattia Viola	15
4.	Damiano Ballestriero	13
5.	Michele Atzeni	10
6.	Luca Simonato	8
7.	Marco Carravieri	6
8.	Donato Griseta	4

#	Nome	Punti
1.	Mauro Sulpizi	25
2.	Riccardo Castagnola	18
3.	Andrea Bonfatti	15
4.	Manuel Zecchinelli	13
5.	Alessandro Federico	10
6.	Gabriele Baldo	8
7.	Alberto Romano	6
8.	Lorenzo Tosti	4

Ranking Levels 1 – 2024

June 25, 2024

Levels 1 – 2024

How ranking points are allocated

How does the Centurion League work?

The BYE system

Qualifications for LEVEL 3 (Player of the Year)

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