How to use this calculator
- Enter the number of problems in the round.
- Estimate tops and zones without exceeding the problem count.
- Enter total attempts across all problems.
- Add field size and calculate the model projection.
Project an indoor climbing competition round from expected tops, zones, attempts, and field size. Since event formats differ, this tool uses a transparent configurable-style points model rather than claiming to reproduce a particular federation rulebook. It estimates round points, completion rate, and a broad placement band. Check the organizer’s scoring rules before using the result for an actual event strategy.
Placement percentile model = clamp(round points ÷ maximum modeled points, 0, 1).
The score rewards tops first, zones second, and fewer unsuccessful attempts. The placement band is only a scenario indicator because field strength and official ranking rules are unknown.
“Race prediction” here means a competition-round scenario, not an official result forecast. Use the event’s published scoring and tie-break rules.
For 5 problems, 3 tops, 4 zones, and 9 attempts, the model gives 388 points, a 60% top rate, and 3.0 attempts per top.
No. It is a transparent scenario model and may not match current IFSC or local event rules.
Yes, but neither tops nor zones can exceed the number of problems in this calculator.
Exact placement requires every competitor’s results and the event’s tie-break rules.
The calculator still scores expected zones and reports attempts per top as not available.
Yes. Enter all scoring attempts you expect to make across the round.
| Measure | Definition | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Top | 100 modeled points each | points |
| Zone | 25 modeled points each | points |
| Extra attempt | 2-point deduction after one successful attempt per top | points |
| Placement band | Broad scenario based on share of modeled maximum | not official |