A Guide to Score and Luck
We've already covered how the inventory works and how to craft items. Today, let's talk about the most important part: how your board's stats directly affect your status and earnings in EdChess.
⚠️ The next Luck Tournament starts tomorrow! 🏆
➡️ Join the Luck Tournament
Every custom board has two key stats: Score and Luck. The image attached to this post shows exactly where to find them, and below you'll learn what they actually do.
🏆 Score: Play on Your Board
Score determines whose board will be used for the next match.
• Before every PvP game, the system compares your Score with your opponent's
• The match takes place on the board with the higher Score
This isn't just about showing off your style and collection. It also creates a psychological edge. Your opponent immediately sees they're playing on someone else's board, owned by a serious collector.
🎰 Luck: Access to a Special Prize Pool
⚠️ The next Luck Tournament starts tomorrow! 🏆
➡️ Join the Luck Tournament
Luck completely changes the reward system in tournaments. The default board has 0 Luck, while custom boards have Luck values that increase based on rarity and level.
What Luck gives custom board owners:
• Access to the Luck Roll
At the end of each tournament, you get one Luck Roll and enter a separate leaderboard. Players on this leaderboard share 55% of the entire prize pool.
• Reward Multiplier
The higher your Luck stat, the stronger your roll multiplier and the larger your bonus reward in $TON.
Maximum Luck by Rarity
🟢 Green: up to +10% Luck Roll bonus
🔵 Blue: up to +25%
🟣 Purple: up to +50%
🟠 Orange: up to +75%
💡 Important:
• Luck Roll is available in free tournaments
• Gold, Silver, and Bronze leagues remain unchanged. The Luck League is simply added on top, with 55% of the total prize pool distributed among its participants
• Entry-fee tournaments continue to work exactly as before, with no changes to the reward system
📈 The sooner you start building your board collection, the sooner you'll unlock higher earning potential across EdChess activities.

