// THE DOSSIER
Your Profile
Your profile is the complete record of a player's season: rating, battles, economy, and your private practice and playbooks. It is built so anyone can audit the public competitive record, while the things that are genuinely yours stay yours.
It is organized into tabs, with an identity header on top showing rank, rating, record, and net winnings.
The Tabs
Overview
The snapshot: rating, win rate, best score, net winnings, and charts of how the player has trended.
Battles
The ranked battle history with results, scores, wagers, rating movement, and replays.
Economy
Season Gold flow: net winnings, weekly emissions, jackpot payouts, and liquidity committed.
Solo Practice
Your private training history. Visible only to you.
Loadouts
Your saved controller and liquidity presets. Visible only to you.
Public Versus Private
The line is simple: your competitive record is public, your preparation is private.
Anyone visiting your profile can verify how you have actually performed: your rating, your battles, and your season earnings. What they cannot see is how you train or the playbooks you have built. Those are owner only, shown to you and not to visitors. When a visitor reaches an owner-only tab, the profile tells them it is private rather than exposing it.
The Overview Charts
The Overview is the centerpiece. It turns your history into a read on who you are at the desk:
- Rating trajectory charts your cumulative rating movement across recent battles, so you can see the climb or the slump.
- Average score pillars show your typical balance across Peg Health, Liquidity Strategy, Participant Balance, and Control Quality. This is your style fingerprint.
- Win and loss split with a difficulty mix, showing where and how often you compete.
- Wager winnings over time, the cumulative Gold you have taken head to head.
Reading Your Own Profile
Use it as a coaching tool. If your rating trajectory is flat but your pillar chart leans hard one way, that imbalance is probably your ceiling. If your win rate is strong but net winnings are thin, you may be playing it safe with small wagers. The profile is where the season's pattern becomes obvious.
Your public profile is a clean way to show your standing. The competitive record travels; the practice room stays home.
Next: how to read a single result in detail, in Reviewing a Run.