Discover Federations
A Federation coordinates multiple Leagues and their members, organizing high-level competitions and managing its own Ranko Points wallet.
Discover Federations
A Federation is a higher-level organization that coordinates multiple Leagues and their members, creating official competitions, shared rankings, and a broader competitive structure.
Unlike a League, a Federation can include both individual Avatars and full Leagues, automatically including all members of affiliated Leagues.
Federation structure
Roles and responsibilities
Each Federation has a main manager, such as a President or Federal Commissioner, and a staff that helps manage tournaments, affiliations, and official communications. From here the Federation name, visual identity, rules, and scope are configured.
Federation member Avatars
Like Leagues, Federations can have Avatars as direct members. Avatars can take on different roles such as staff, members, or League representatives and join federal tournaments according to Federation rules.
League affiliation
Leagues can request affiliation with a Federation. The League Commissioner sends or accepts requests and, once affiliation is complete, all League members become part of the federal network.
How affiliated Leagues work
When a League becomes affiliated, the Federation can see its Avatars, core information, and results. The League Commissioner keeps internal control of the community, while the Federation uses performance data to invite top players to federal tournaments and official initiatives.
Federation history
Federation history collects official season and finals results, with videos and reference links for each tournament.
Official seasons and finals
The history section shows federal tournaments with the main matchups and conference results.
Videos, statistics, and Ranko TV collections
History videos are published in Ranko TV and may include external links to statistics.
Federal tournaments and Federation wallet
Federal tournaments for top Avatars
Federations can organize tournaments dedicated to the best Avatars from affiliated Leagues. Results from these events can affect rankings, federal leaderboards, and the distribution of Ranko Points or other prizes.
Federation Ranko Points wallet
Each Federation has its own Ranko Points wallet, separate from League and Avatar wallets. It can be funded by creation bonuses, data completion, organized tournaments, and other official activities, and it is used to reward participating Leagues and Avatars.
Power Ranking Tour
How does federal qualification PR work?
Within the federation’s selected period, your best federal result counts for Football, Soccer and Basket; Racing uses the average of your best 3 results. Sport, game and category filters apply. General selections add contributions across sports. Bonuses already included are not repeated.
Does the Top 100 automatically enter a federal tournament?
No. The Top 32 have priority; positions 33–100 are reserves. Invitations and admission follow the tournament process and staff decisions. Direct members and users from affiliated leagues compatible with the sport may compete; PR alone does not guarantee admission.
What are the selection period and countdown for?
The federation chooses the window in which eligible results must be earned. The countdown and calendar show qualification closure; the final ranking becomes the selection reference. This period is separate from historical personal PR and annual rankings.
How are federal prizes shared?
When the league that qualified a user through PR is identified, the federal Ranko Points prize is shared between the user and that qualifying league. It is linked to the result used for qualification, rather than a freely chosen league. Early closure preserves awards for positions earned under tournament rules. Half goes to the user and half to the league; an odd extra point goes to the user. Without a valid qualifying league, the entire prize goes to the user.
How are ties handled in PR?
Equal displayed scores share a position, for example 1, 2, 2, 4. Federal selection keeps a stable order of precedence separate from the shared position: there are still 32 priority places and 100 candidates considered. A tie does not create extra places. A closed selection ranking remains frozen.