Career points

Career points show how well you have played over every round. Each round you finish with a company adds to them, and the career points ranking lists the best players of all time.

When a round ends, the company you are still running earns:

• 1 career point for every 1,000 of its final Company Value, and
• 1 career point for every 30 S-points.

Each part is rounded down to whole points. The two are added together and then to your total.

The final Company Value is the one after the end-of-round settlement, in which your zones, your shares and what is left in your savings are turned into Company Value (Rounds).

Only a company still running when the round ends earns career points. One that went bankrupt, was closed for inactivity or was reset earns none. If you founded a new company afterwards in the same round, that one counts (Company Value and bankruptcy).

S-points (stock points) come from shares:

• 1 for every £100 of dividends you receive.
• 1 for every £100 a share has gained since you bought it, when you sell it to another player. Only your first 5 sales each day count.

Selling your own shares, selling to the bank and the sale at the end of the round give none (Trading shares).

Rankings › Career points lists every player who has career points, highest first:

Players with no company in the round being played are shown in grey. You can sort by name, From CV or From S-points, and show only the players logged on now. The list stays empty until the first round has ended (Rankings and records).

• Your profile's Results from earlier rounds shows each round's company, C-rank, S-rank and career points.
• Rankings › Past rounds has Your rounds, with your final Company Value and S-points as well.
• When a round ends, you get an e-mail with your result and your career points and career rank before and after it, unless you switched Round results e-mails off under Settings.
• Between rounds, the Start your company page shows how your last round went.