# Athlete Performances

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These points form the **Talent Score**, which determines how many points a manager earns when selecting that card in their lineup.

Only the athlete’s verified Instagram account connected to Peaxel is used for scoring.

### Transparency of Scoring

The scoring system is fully **transparent and available to every user**.

* On each Athlete Profile, under **Weekly Performances**, you can view historical scores.
* Clicking any weekly bar opens a **detailed calculation panel** showing:
  * Raw metrics (likes, comments, followers, posts)
  * Each scoring category result
  * Final Gameweek Talent Score

This ensures you always understand *why* an athlete scored the way they did.

#### Performance Labels

Each category also displays a label such as:

* **Outstanding**
* **Good**
* **Average**
* **Low**
* **A Bit Low**
* **Quite Low**

These labels are **comparisons to all other athletes in the same Gameweek**, not absolute judgments.

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### What We Measure Each Week

| Metric            | Purpose                                |
| ----------------- | -------------------------------------- |
| Number of Posts   | Measures weekly activity               |
| Likes per Post    | Reflects audience resonance            |
| Comments per Post | Measures conversation and engaged fans |
| Follower Change   | Indicates growth momentum              |

This ensures the scoring reflects *current reality*, not just past reputation.

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### Scoring Categories

| Category     | Meaning                        | Driven By          |
| ------------ | ------------------------------ | ------------------ |
| **Success**  | How strong key highlights land | (Likes + Comments) |
| **Impact**   | Audience resonance per moment  | Engagement Quality |
| **Strength** | Depth of committed audience    | Comments intensity |
| **Pulse**    | Short-term excitement          | Engagement spikes  |
| **Growth**   | Community expansion            | Follower change    |

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### Final Score Formula

```
( 0.45 × Success
+ 0.30 × Impact
+ 0.03 × Strength
+ 0.11 × Pulse
+ 0.11 × Growth ) × 100
```

The result is the **Talent Score** for the week.

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### Important Scoring Rules

| Scenario                                                                        | Outcome                                                                               |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| The athlete **hides likes or comments** on posts                                | That post counts as **-1** (negatively impacts score)                                 |
| The athlete **mainly reposts content from others** instead of their own updates | They may be temporarily removed from the scoring system or from the platform entirely |

Peaxel is designed to **reward athletes who actively share their journey**, not passive or artificial activity.

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### Example

If an athlete posts once and gets:

* **285 likes**
* **11 comments**
* **-11 follower change** over the week

The system calculates category scores and produces a final Talent Score (e.g., **25,026 Points**). This score is applied to **every lineup** where that card is selected.

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### How It Affects Your Lineup

* You need **at least 1 card** to play.
* You can select up to **5 cards** in your weekly lineup.
* Your **Lineup Score = Sum of Talent Scores of your selected cards**.
* Rankings and rewards are distributed **every Monday** after final scoring.

Rewards are automatically credited to your **Peaxel Cash Wallet**, and you receive a **Gameweek Results Email**.


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