| Enter boxer names

Click Edit Names, type both names (short names work best), and confirm.

| Score a round

For each round:

• Choose who won: Red, Blue, or Even
• Select the score (10–9, 10–8, etc.)
• Select Confidence (required)
• Press CONFIRM to lock the round

| Point deductions

If a boxer loses a point, press -1 Point under that boxer, then confirm the round as normal.

| Confidence levels

Confidence does not change the official score, it powers the analysis.

• HIGH: clear round
• MEDIUM: competitive but confident
• LOW: swing round / very close

| What you’ll see

• Actual Score: your normal totals, ignoring the confidence ratings
• Backup Score: confidence-adjusted totals (shows an alternative view of the card)
• ACR: Average Confidence Rating (%) shows level of complexity in scoring the contest

| The graph

Turn Graph: ✔ on to see the fight trend.

• Red line = actual score difference
• Orange dashed line = confidence-adjusted difference
• Crossing the middle line = fight is level

| Simulator

Turn Simulator: ✔ on, enter pre-fight win% for Red and total scheduled rounds.

The app estimates live win% for each boxer from the current scoring state and updates after every confirmed round.

| Odds tracking

Turn Odds: ✔ on to enter market odds per round.

The app converts odds to implied win probabilities and plots them over time on the graph.

| Notes

Click Notes ✎ to log observations (knockdowns, injuries, momentum, etc.). Notes are included in exports.

| Export & share

• Export CSV: spreadsheet-ready data
• Export PDF: printable scorecard + graphs (+ notes pages if used)
• Copy Scorecard as Image: quick sharing on social

| Reset

Press RESET to clear the entire fight and start again (you will be asked to confirm).

| Style

Select Dark Mode and/or Big Buttons to change the style of the scorecard.

| View

Press the View icon (green square) to go to full screen mode.

Hiding the Score: ✔ and Graph: ✔ until the end of the contest is best-practice so the card is not influenced by sympathy voting.

| Quick tips

• The confidence ratings for each round drive most of the “what if” analysis
• The simulator is based on the fight going the distance
• A fight can be close on the card but not close in the confidence-adjusted view and vice versa