This year will feature enough events to maintain an overall standing. Competitors can leverage this for motivation, training for upcoming events to boost their rank. Following the final event, the Jade Helm Survivor Scramble, we plan to reward those who perform the best.

Here’s how it works:

-In essence, the first-place finisher receives a number of points equal to the total number of participants in the match. Each subsequent place earns one point less than the place before it, with the last-place finisher receiving one point.

-The value of each match varies depending on the number of scoring participants. A greater number of shooters indicates higher competition, thus making the match more valuable compared to those with fewer competitors.

-Every match contributes to the overall Top Ops ranking. Absence or poor performance is inexcusable.

-The points listed under the match's name serve solely to provide perspective on the competitor's performance. The Top Ops points remain consistent, regardless of whether the individual scored 1 or 100 match points more than the subsequent competitor. Although one could simply use the match rank and invert its value to achieve the same outcome, it would lack visual appeal.