Tournament Information
A game on the weekly schedule. Publishing it lists the night it runs.
Enter one level per line: SB / BB / Ante
| Lvl | SB | BB | Ante | Orbit | Change | Remove level |
|---|
Full table — one level per line: small blind, big blind, then the big blind ante. Any separator works — slashes, commas, or spaces.
100 / 200 / 200 100,200,200 6 100 200 200
Leading level numbers and a level-length column are both detected and ignored, so you can paste a structure sheet straight in. No ante? Leave it off: 100 / 200. Lines containing the word "break" are skipped.
If the level length varies from level to level, add it as a fourth number — 100 / 200 / 200 / 30 — on every line. For a single change partway through, the Level Length Change field above is easier.
Big blinds only — built for a phone. Enter just the big blind for each level; the small blind is taken as half the big blind, and the ante follows the two settings beside the box. Every level is still read, so the structure gets the same full check as a typed-out table.
Type them one per line or separated by commas: 100, 200, 300, 400.
Where a room breaks the half-blind rule — an opening 100/100 level, or the 1000/1500 that shows up once the small chips are coloured up — write that level as small blind, slash, big blind. Everything else stays a single number: 100/100, 200, 400, 600, 800, 1000, 1000/1500, 2000.
Either way, the preview below shows every level exactly as it will be graded, and you can correct any number right in the table. The score samples levels 6, 10, 14 and 18, so at least 18 levels are required.
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Your TSR Score
Enter the tournament's buy-in, stack and blind levels, then hit calculate. Or load the example structure to see how a graded card reads.
Pot Limit Omaha / Big Bet Games
PLO and other four- and five-card games play faster than the hold'em assumptions in this formula. The score is not adjusted. Read the effective quality as roughly one letter grade worse than the number suggests.
What this grade means for you
Publishing adds this grade to Recently Graded on the homepage.
How TSR Score Works
TSR Score is an objective grading system. It reads starting stack, blind structure, level length and fees, and returns an unbiased grade before you put money on the table.
Depth
Measures how long your stack lasts relative to the blinds.
Acceleration
Penalises fast blind increases that shorten playability.
Vig
Calculates total fees as a percentage of the buy-in.
Blind Jumps
Detects and penalises uneven structures that spike too hard.
Understanding TSR Scores
Tier 1 — Weekly & Daily (buy-in ≤ $300)
| Grade | TSR Score |
|---|---|
| A | 48+ |
| B | 40–47 |
| C | 32–39 |
| D | 24–31 |
| F | below 24 |
Tier 2 — Series & Special Events (> $300)
| Grade | TSR Score |
|---|---|
| A | 85+ |
| B | 65–84 |
| C | 50–64 |
| D | 38–49 |
| F | below 38 |
The grade measures structure quality, not "should you play it." A C-grade tournament can still be the right choice for your bankroll and your goals. Tournaments are graded against their own peer group, and every card says which tier it was graded in.
Recently Graded Tournaments
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