What do the awards after a series mean?

When a series finishes, there are two kinds of award.

Where you finished: Champion, Finalist, Semi-finalist and Quarter-finalist.

What you did: worked out from every match of that series.

• Steamroller: won at least two matches, and got there in fewer frames than anyone else who did.
• Most clinical: the best pot rate, potted against missed.
• Cleanest player: the fewest fouls per frame, out of people who played at least two matches.
• Longest run: the most balls potted in one visit to the table.
• Iron player: played more frames than anyone.
• Fastest player and Slowest player: the quickest and slowest matches, on average.
• Most chaotic: the most fouls.
• Entertainer: the most matches won after being behind. (Not the same as the nickname The Entertainer, which is about how you play.)
• Fastest match: won the quickest match of the series.
• Longest match: played the longest match of the series. Both players share it, because it took two of them. If two matches last exactly as long, nobody gets it.

A tie goes to nobody. If two people are level at the top, neither gets it. An award is only worth having if one person has it.

The awards about pots, fouls and comebacks need whoever kept score to have tapped in every shot, not just the result, so not every series has them.

You'll find them on the tournament's page for that series, and in the trophy cabinet on your profile.

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