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In all reverse placing systems below each competitor receives points corresponding to their reverse placing. If there are 13 competitors in the competition, a 1st placer will receive 13 points and a 13th placer will receive 1 point. In the case of multiple competitors sharing the same result, the points are divided equally among them. For example, if the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th placers share the same result in a competition with 13 competitors, they will each receive (12 + 11 + 10)/3 = 11 points.

Reverse placing point system, no lift equals zero points (WSM system)
In this variant a no result/no lift in an event will result in 0 points in that event.

Reverse placing point system (Arnold system)
In this variant a no result/no lift in an event will not mean anything more than that it is the worst result in the event. Points are still given.

Reverse placing point system, last event double points, no lift equals zero points.
In this variant a no result/no lift in an event will result in 0 points in that event, and in the last event double points are given.

Placing point system (opposite of Arnold)
In this variant the competitor will receive points corresponding to their placing in the event. If there are 13 competitors in the competition, a 1st placer will receive 1 point and a 13th placer will receive 13 point. In the case of multiple competitors sharing the same result, the points are divided equally among them. For example, if 2 competitors share 7th place, they will get 6.5 point (6 + 7 divided by 2). A no lift or not participating is nothing more than the worst result.

Placing point system, no lift adds one point (opposite of WSM; Odd Haugen system)
In this variant the competitor will receive points corresponding to their placing in the event. If there are 13 competitors in the competition, a 1st placer will receive 1 point and a 13th placer will receive 13 point. In the case of multiple competitors sharing the same result, the points are divided equally among them. For example, if 2 competitors share 7th place, they will get 6.5 point (6 + 7 divided by 2). A no lift or not participating will equal the worst placing plus 1 point. For example, if there are 6 competitors and one or more competitors chooses to not participate or fails a lift, then those competitors will receive 7 points each. This is the reverse of WSM system, where a failed lift would equal 0 (last place -1 point).

Percentage based system (German system)
German system The German scoring system is often used in grip competitions and gives points corresponding to the percentage of achieved results in relation to the best result in each event. The winner of the event, the competitor with the best result, will get 100 points. The rest will get points corresponding to what they performed in relation to the winner. If the winner lifted 250kg and competitor B lifted 230kg, competitor B will receive 230/250*100 = 92 points. Events for fastest time work in the same way, but opposite. The best result is the fastest time (smallest number) and that will be worth 100 points. All scores are calculate from a single measure in the event, the Primary Measure.
Note that the German system does not work well with many strongman events since it will be based on the Primary Measure only. For example, in an Atlas Stone medley of 5 stones, Primary Measure is the number of stones loaded and the points will be based on that only (the time to load the stones, if used as a Secondary Measure is ignored). In Truck Pull, primary measure is distance, so if all competitors were to pull the truck the entire distance, they would all receive the same score. Test this scoring system carefully with the events you will run and select measures that will fit and work.

Did Not Participate (DNP): Competitors who skip one or multiple event for whatever reason are considered to not have participated in that event and will receive 0 points independent on the scoring system selected (excluding the placing point systems). Their result will show as DNP. The remaining competitors will still receive points as if the competitor(s) were in the event, meaning that if the competition started with 10 competitors and 2 are out due to injury after the first event, the winner in each remaining event will still receive 10 points.
When using the “Placing point system”, DNP is handled differently. See each scoring system above for more information.

Rising weights last man standing is a form of max event where the weight is steadily and inevitably increasing in predefined steps and where each competitor, for as long as no weight is failed, can make one attempt at each weight. Steps can or cannot be skipped, depending on the rules of the event, and often the initial weight is compulsory for all competitors.

Rising fixed weights limited attempts is a form of max event where the weight is steadily and inevitably increasing in predefined steps and where each competitor, for as long as no weight is failed, can make a limited number of attempts in total. Steps can be skipped and the initial weight is, depending on the rules of the event, compulsory or not. This form works nearly in the same way as last man standing, with the exception that each competitor only have a certain number of attempts in total and therefore must strategically select which weights to attempt.

Rising weights limited attempts (as in weightlifting) is a form of max event where each competitor has a limited number of attempts in total to achieve the best lift possible and where the weight of the bar is never lowered throughout the event, as in weightlifting. A failed lift does not result in exclusion from the event. This type is different from “Limited Attempts” and powerlifting competitions, where the weight only moves up in each round and then can go down again for the next round. In rising weights limited attempts, a specific competitor may have to lift multiple attempts in a row if no other competitor selects to lift at similar weights. This style has often been used at Arnold Strongman Classic.

Limited attempts (as in powerlifting) is a form of max event where each competitor has a limited number of attempts in total to achieve the best lift possible. It is the standard in powerlifting and very common in grip competitions. In contrast to rising weights limited attempts, the weight on the bar does not need to be steadily increasing for all competitors simultaneously, and in contrast to rising weights last man standing, a failed lift does not result in exclusion from the event. In powerlifting, a competitor can attempt the same weight in the next round, but never lower the weight, but this form also allows for lowering of the weight between rounds, meaning it can even be run as a lowering bar max event, where competitors start on the heaviest weight and then continuously drop down between rounds if unsuccessful. Such a format is commonly used for grippers in grip competitions, where the competitors start with a try on the heaviest gripper they will attempt and if they fail move on to lighter.

Limited attempts left plus right is a form of max event where each competitor has a limited number of attempts in total to achieve the best combined total weight in 2 variants of the lift, most commonly left side plus right side, for example a left arm dumbbell press plus a right arm dumbbell press. The weight of the implement does not need to be steadily increasing for all competitors simultaneously or even for a specific competitor between rounds (it can even be lowered), and a failed lift does not result in exclusion from the event. This form is often used in grip competitions where the result of the left hand is added to the result of the right hand to a combined total. The number of attempts set are for each side, so with 4 attempts, for example, the total number of attempts will be 8 (4 on each side). Though the event is run and named as left plus right, it can also be used to as a max event where two different lifts are combined to a total.

Note! In all of these max events, equal weight lifted by default translates to equal points in the event. If competitors who lift equal weight should be separated by the number of attempts they made to reach the weight, set this in the “Special Settings” section (below the selected measures).

Note 2! Lowering bar max events. Limited attempts and limited attempts left plus right can be run as lowering bar.

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