RANKED LEADERBOARD

Al Mazrah • Season Standings
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Standings

Raid History

Log a RaidReport your run · SR auto-calculated

Saved on this device — no need to retype next time. A new name adds you to the board.
Every raid needs an answer — you either got out or you didn't.
or
Paste a clip link or attach an end-of-raid screenshot to earn a ✓ Verified on a big run. Uploaded images are admin-only and deleted the moment the raid is approved; a pasted link stays as an audit trail.
Current SR / rank—
Deployment fee 0
SR earned this raid+0
Net change+0
New SR / rank—

How to PlayNew here? Start with this.

What this is

A live, shared Ranked leaderboard for our DMZ crew. You log what you did after each raid, and the board instantly works out your SR (skill rating), your rank, and where you sit against everyone else. It runs in two-week seasons all the way to MW4 — climb the ranks, chase trophies, and try not to end up on the Hall of Shame. It's an honor system, so everything you enter is trusted — and everything is out in the open so the crew can keep each other honest.

Getting started

1

Finish a raid, then open “Log a Raid”

Pick your operator name from the list (or add it if you're new). Works great on your phone — no app to install, just open the link.

2

Enter what you did

Operator kills, whether you exfil'd, weapon case, contract, boss kills — and tick “ran with a squad” if you weren't solo. The scoreboard shows your SR change live as you type, so you can double-check before submitting.

3

Hit Log — that's it

Your SR, rank and placement update instantly for everyone. A quick recap popup shows what you earned and any rank-up. Got a big run? Attach a screenshot as proof to earn a ✓ Verified stamp.

Your PIN Protects your name

The first time you log, you'll set a 4-digit PIN. That locks your operator name to you, so nobody else can log raids (or mess with your score) under your name. Punch it in each time you log from that device.

New season = re-enter it

When a fresh season starts you'll get a popup and be asked to set/enter your PIN again — it just re-links your name on the new board.

Forgot it?

No stress — an admin can reset your PIN so you can set a new one. Just ask in the chat.

How your score works

You earn SR for operator kills, exfils, weapon cases, contracts, final exfils and (in Season 2) boss kills, plus one-time milestone bonuses. Every raid also charges a small deployment fee based on your current rank — the higher you climb, the more it costs to deploy, so staying on top takes real runs. Your SR never drops below zero, and your rank always follows your current SR (yes, you can get demoted). The exact numbers for everything live in the Field Manual tab.

The honor system — and how we keep it clean

Every stat is self-reported, so the board is built to make padding obvious. Play it straight and you've got nothing to worry about.

Everything is compared

Your stats show next to the squad and community average in the Leaders tab, so a genuine standout is easy to tell from someone inflating numbers.

Big-raid holds

There's a max SR (and max op kills) per raid. Go over it and your raid waits for a quick admin check before it counts — you'll get a clear notice saying so, and you can watch its status in Community → Under Review. Normal runs post instantly; approved big runs get a ✓ Verified badge.

Community Watch

See a stat that looks bogus? Open that operator and hit ⚑ Report. Reports are public but anonymous — just a count so the crew can judge for itself.

Proof & ✓ Verified

A raid an admin approves — or one you back with a screenshot/clip — earns a ✓ Verified badge on your profile and the raid History (uploaded images are discarded once reviewed). Skip proof on big runs too often and you'll land on the Liar, Liar board.

Earn your place

Climbing SR is just the start. The Community tab is where the bragging rights live:

🏆 Trophies

28 hand-made season badges. They stack across seasons in your Trophy Case — pin your favorite 3 to your profile.

⭐ Achievements

Ten tracks climbing 1★ → 2★ → 3★ → Diamond. The Medals board ranks who's stacked the most this season.

🗳️ Polls

Vote for the honors stats can't measure — one vote each, winner takes the trophy when the season ends.

💀 Hall of Shame

The board nobody wants to top. All in good fun — the only way off is to actually play better.

Seasons

Seasons run two weeks each and roll over on their own, right up to MW4: Weapon Case Warfare → Hunt Club → Confirmed Kills → Apex Predator → The Finals. When a new one starts, standings reset to zero and the race is back on — but your trophies are forever. You'll get a heads-up popup each time (and a nudge to set your PIN).

Quick FAQ

I logged a raid wrong — can it be fixed?
Yep. An admin can edit or remove any raid in Settings. Flag it in the chat and it'll get sorted — the board recalculates automatically.
Can I log from my phone?
Absolutely. The whole thing runs in your phone's browser — a lot of the crew logs right after they back out of a raid.
Why was my raid “held”?
It went over the board's max SR (or max op kills) per raid, so it's parked for a quick admin review before it counts — that's how we keep anyone from padding the board. You'll see a notice when it happens, and you can track it in Community → Under Review. Once approved it lands on your raid history with a ✓ Verified badge. No need to re-log it — logging it again won't speed things up.
Do my stats carry between seasons?
SR and standings reset each season, but your trophies and achievements history stick with you.

Field ManualOfficial scoring & ranks

How to earn SR

Operator kill+15
Successful extraction+20
Squadmate kill (max +30)+3
Full original squad extracts+10
Regular contract+10
Weapon case extract+20
Hunt squad contract+20
Final exfil+15
  • Only one scoring contract per raid (Regular or Hunt Squad). Hunt Squad replaces the regular contract score.
  • Assists, money, and normal loot do not award SR.
  • Extraction bonuses (weapon case, full squad, final exfil, the +20 extraction) only count if you extract.
  • Deployment fee is based on your rank at the start of the raid — the app applies it automatically from your current SR.
  • SR cannot fall below 0. Your rank follows your current SR, so demotion is possible.

Ranks & deployment fee

Every rank below Iridescent splits into three divisions — I when you first climb in, up through III just before promotion. The deployment fee steps up a little with each division, so the higher you sit inside a rank, the more it costs to deploy. Iridescent is the apex live-ranked ladder — no divisions, one flat fee.

RankSR rangeDiv IDiv IIDiv III
Bronze0 – 999Free−5−10
Silver1,000 – 1,999−15−20−25
Gold2,000 – 2,999−30−35−40
Platinum3,000 – 3,999−45−50−55
Diamond4,000 – 4,999−60−65−70
Crimson5,000 – 5,999−75−80−85
Iridescent6,000+−100 · apex, no divisions

Hot & Cold Streaks New

The flames and frost next to operators on the leaderboard track your recent exfil form — a live read on whether you're on a heater or in a slump. It counts your most recent raids in a row and breaks the instant you flip: one clean exfil ends an ice streak, one death ends a flame. It's purely for bragging rights (and shame) — streaks don't change your SR.

🔥 On Fire — exfils in a row

Extract (get out alive) on back-to-back raids and you heat up: 2 in a row is a small flame, 4 a bigger flame, and 6+ a full inferno with fire sweeping across your row. Exfil is the hardest thing to do in DMZ, so a big flame is a genuine flex.

❄️ Ice Cold — no-exfils in a row

Die or leave empty-handed on back-to-back raids and you freeze over: 2 is a snowflake, 4 heavier frost, and 6+ hanging icicles with an icy glow on your row. Land a single exfil and you thaw right back out.

Awards & trophies

Every medal you can earn, and how. Trophies are handed out when a season ends and live forever in your profile's Trophy Case — pin up to 3 to your profile.

Change LogWhat's new in the app

Stream OverlaysPut your rank on stream

Streaming your DMZ runs? Drop a live overlay on your broadcast that shows your rank, SR and standing — it updates itself as you climb. No account, no admin needed — build your own link in a few clicks and paste it into OBS (or Streamlabs, or any broadcaster with a browser source).

Overlay 1

Live Ticker

● Hosted
Live Ticker preview

A sleek personal bar or card showing your rank, SR, division and last-raid change, with your own colors and logo. Pick bar (a slim strip along the top/bottom) or card (a compact corner panel).

1
Open the builder

Click below — it opens the setup page.

2
Enter your operator name

Exactly as it appears on the leaderboard. Pick your layout, colors & logo.

3
Copy your link

Hit the copy button — that link is yours, ready for OBS.

⚙ Open the Ticker Builder
Opens dmz-ticker.netlify.app in a new tab
Overlay 2 New

Rank Card

● Hosted
Rank Card preview

A big vertical rank badge for your stream — your division's official card art with your position, SR and peak SR stamped into the plates. The whole card changes its look the moment your rank changes, and the Top 3 of Iridescent get the exclusive crowned Reaper card.

1
Open the builder

Click below — it opens the setup page.

2
Enter your operator name

Exactly as it appears on the leaderboard. It previews your real card and sizes it.

3
Copy your link

Hit the copy button — that link is yours, ready for OBS.

⚙ Open the Rank Card Builder
Opens dmz-themed-obs.netlify.app in a new tab

Add it to OBS Browser Source

1
In Sources, click + → Browser → name it (e.g. "DMZ Ticker") → OK.
2
Paste your copied link into the URL field. Leave "Local file" unchecked.
3
Set Width 1920 and Height 1080. The overlay positions itself.
4
Uncheck "Shutdown source when not visible" and check "Refresh browser when scene becomes active" — this prevents a blank screen.
5
Click OK. If it's ever blank, right-click the source → Properties → Refresh cache of current page.

Important: use the copied web link (starts with https://) — not a downloaded file. Broadcasters can't load live stats from a local file.

ContactGet in · stay in the loop

Community Hub

Join the Discord

The board is where you climb — Discord is where it all happens. Log-a-raid chatter, clutch clips, squad-ups, season drops and every announcement lands there first. If you're serious about the crown, this is where you plug in.

  • 🎬 Drop your clips & verify big raids
  • 🤝 Find a squad & run with the community
  • 📣 Season starts, rule changes & app updates
  • 👑 Championship talk & live standings
Join the Discord
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CommunityLeaders · Watch · Hall of Shame

Leaders

Who's on top in every category · this season

Award Standings

Who's leading every trophy · right now

Medals

Most achievements collected · this season

Polls

Community-voted honors · winner takes the trophy at season's end

Community Watch

Flagged by the crew · you decide who's legit

Suggestions

Ideas for the board · upvote the ones you want · most-wanted rise to the top
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Hall of Shame

The board you don't want to top · 10+ raids to qualify

Under Review

Big raids waiting for an admin's OK before they count

How the Championship Works

Championship Standings

Admin PIN

Moderation rules

Keep trolls off the board. Offensive names are blocked outright, and unusually high raids wait here for your approval before they count.

Matching ignores spaces, symbols and number-swaps, so one entry covers most spellings.
Any raid over these caps is held for your approval instead of hitting the board — the player is told it's under review and can track it in Community → Under Review. Real raids top out around 30 op kills / ~565 SR, so the defaults catch fakes without snagging legit games. These are absolute limits, so they work fairly even at the start of a season when there aren't many raids yet.
Stops mass data entry at the source: a player simply can't log another raid until this many minutes have passed since their last one — so nobody can sit down and dump a whole session at once. A real raid takes far longer than this, so it never trips up someone logging as they play. Unlike the speed check above (which holds fast raids for review), this is a hard block — the raid isn't created at all, and the player is told when they can log again. Set to 0 to turn off. Admins are exempt.
A brand-new name's raid only waits for review if it's a wide outlier against your own data — e.g. at 3× the typical raid, an 18-kill debut holds while a normal first game sails through. No busywork approving every newcomer. Set to 0 to turn off; kicks in once you have 10+ real raids to compare against. Approving a held raid (or 10 clean raids) trusts that operator from then on.
The "attach proof" option only appears on the Log form once a raid reaches this many operator kills — so nobody uploads a screenshot of a 1- or 2-kill run. Set to 0 to always show it.

Moderation queues

Pending approval

Proof to verify

Community reports

Integrity radar

Ranks operators whose logged raids are statistically hard to explain — stacking rare objectives (weapon case + boss + final exfil + big kills) far more often than the map realistically allows, or logging raids impossibly fast. A high score is a prompt to check footage, not proof of cheating. Only counts operators with 8+ raids, so a couple of hot games won't flag anyone.

Support / Donations

Paste a donation link (PayPal, Ko-fi, etc.) and a ☕ Support button appears up in the header for everyone. Leave it blank to hide the button.

Community polls

These are the vote-based joke awards under Community → Polls. Edit the name, blurb, medal and color, add your own, or remove ones you don't want. Winners are crowned when a season is archived, then votes reset.

Season

Set the current season's name and dates. Standings count only raids logged within the season window (leave dates blank for all-time).

Shows as an S# badge everywhere. Leave blank and it counts up on its own each time you end a season.
Adds a side-leaderboard for that stat. Its podium earns bonus championship points (+5 / +3 / +1).

Ending a season crowns its top 3 into the Hall of Fame and starts a fresh season (scores reset; all raids are kept in the data).

Sync & backend

✓ Synced through your own Supabase database. Every raid is saved as its own record, so two people submitting at the same time can't overwrite each other — the disappearing-raid problem is fixed. Live sync works in any normal browser tab or hosted link.

Copies every player, raid and season from the old shared store into this database. Run it once right after switching over. It's safe if you click it again — it just re-syncs the same records and never makes duplicates.

Import from Google Sheets

Moving players over from a spreadsheet? Paste their name and current SR below — one player per line. In your sheet, select the two columns (name + SR) and copy; it pastes as one player per line. Each gets a "carryover" starting entry so their total shows immediately, then they just keep logging new raids.

Accepts comma- or tab-separated. Header rows and blank lines are ignored. Example: Ghost, 1250

Backup & restore

Your data lives in the cloud store above. Download a backup anytime; restore re-uploads it for everyone.

Manage players & raids

Recently deleted Undo a mistake

Deleted raids land here for 7 days before they're gone for good — restore one anytime, or clear it out now. Standings recalculate the moment you restore.

Danger zone

Clear all raids resets every operator to 0 SR for a fresh start but keeps players, PINs, seasons and the Hall of Fame — use this to wipe a season's runs without deleting anyone. Reset entire leaderboard also removes every player. Neither can be undone — download a backup first.