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# Scorecard

## Overview

The **Scorecard** tool helps subscribers self-check the health of an app or set of apps tracked by Liquid and Grit.

The Scoring Guide shows you how to determine an app’s health, from the player’s perspective, by examining select characteristics of different release types using data pulled from our Impact Portal. Characteristic data results are then converted into a score. Scorecard results can be used to compare against other apps within the same market or to track changes to an app's health over time.

<mark style="color:blue;">This product is currently only available for apps within the casino market (bingo, casual casino, poker/cards, and slots).</mark>

To request a scorecard for non-casino markets/genres or for any questions regarding the scoring process, reach out to us at <support@liquidandgrit.com>.&#x20;

### Characteristics

|         Features         |           Events           |          Content         |
| :----------------------: | :------------------------: | :----------------------: |
|      Total available     |      Mechanic variety      |      Total available     |
|     Mechanic variety     |   New event release rate   | New content release rate |
| New feature release rate | Simultaneous active events |             -            |
|             -            |      Active event days     |             -            |


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