PUMBILITY/Phoenix 2·Phoenix →

PUMBILITY Calculator

PUMBILITY is the sum of your fifty highest-valued charts. Phoenix 2 keeps three pools — Singles, Doubles, and the total across both — each its own top fifty.This page is the formula behind the number: what any grade on any level is worth, and where the number actually comes from.

The formula

Base(level)×(grade+plate) per chart · grade and plate add, then multiply the base · your best fifty summed

Base(level) 130 + 5 × level +5 more per level above 24 A Single is priced one level up: an S17 pays Base(18). Below level 10 a chart is worth 0.

Grade ×1.00 F … ×1.50 SSS+ Doubles table; a Single reads AA and below a notch lower (AA 1.36, A+ 1.33 …). Full ladder below.

Plate +0.000 Rough … +0.020 Perfect An additive bonus, not a multiplier — at most 1.3% of a chart.

Worth zero below level 10 a broken run CO-OP^* U.C.S. Half-Double

^* Phoenix 2 does price a CO-OP chart, at a flat base of 100 — the way Phoenix priced one at 2,000 — but that number surfaces on the titles page and nowhere else. It adds nothing to PUMBILITY on either mix.

Worked examples

D24 · S · Marvelous Game 250 × (1.45 + 0.006) = 364.00

S17 · AA · Fair Game 220 × (1.36 + 0.002) = 299.64

S22 · SSS+ · Perfect Game 245 × (1.50 + 0.020) = 372.40

D10 · A+ · Rough Game 180 × (1.35 + 0.000) = 243.00

The S17 pays Base(18) = 220 — a Single is priced one level up. Perfect Game is the plate bonus, not a grade: a 1,000,000 keeps SSS+’s ×1.50 and adds +0.020.

Singles are priced one level up and read a few grades and plates differently.

What scoring buys, in levels

Each row is a level. The bar starts at a 900,000 on that level — a clean pass — and climbs through the grades; the axis is which level’s 900,000 is worth the same. Read straight up from the end of a bar to see which level it matches. 900,000 is exactly the A+ floor on Phoenix 2.It was AA on Phoenix — the floors moved.

900,000 on its own level — A+ B · A (below the pass line) A+ · AA · AA+ AAA · AAA+ S · S+ · SS · SS+ SSS · SSS+

1015202530worth a 900,000 on level →past 29

S26

+3.6

S25

+3.5

S24

+3.3

S23

+3.2

S22

+3.6

S21

+4.1

S20

+4.5

S19

+4.9

S18

+5.4

S17

+5.6

S16

+5.5

S15

+5.4

S14

+5.2

S13

+5.1

S12

+5.0

S11

+4.9

S10

+4.7

An SSS+ on a S20 reaches S24.5 — the same PUMBILITY as a 900,000 there, so taking one chart from a pass to a perfect is worth 4.5 levels of pass-pushing. The reach narrows above 24, where Phoenix 2’s base starts growing by 10 a level instead of 5: 5.5 levels at 16, 4.5 at 20, 3.3 at 24. Below the pass line a chart drops off fast — a D pays ×1.00 against A+’s ×1.33.

Every level, every grade

Base × grade at the lowest plate, rounded to the point. Click any value to light up what equals it on every other level.

Levelpriced base	F—	D500k	C600k	B700k	A800k	A+900k	AA920k	AA+940k	AAA950k	AAA+960k	S970k	S+975k	SS980k	SS+985k	SSS990k	SSS+995k	ChartsSingles
S26280	252	280	308	336	358	372	381	389	395	400	406	409	412	414	417	420	2
S25270	243	270	297	324	346	359	367	375	381	386	392	394	397	400	402	405	13
S24260	234	260	286	312	333	346	354	361	367	372	377	380	382	385	387	390	26
S23250	225	250	275	300	320	332	340	348	352	358	362	365	368	370	372	375	65
S22245	220	245	270	294	314	326	333	341	345	350	355	358	360	363	365	368	104
S21240	216	240	264	288	307	319	326	334	338	343	348	350	353	355	358	360	169
S20235	212	235	258	282	301	313	320	327	331	336	341	343	345	348	350	352	134
S19230	207	230	253	276	294	306	313	320	324	329	334	336	338	340	343	345	170
S18225	202	225	248	270	288	299	306	313	317	322	326	328	331	333	335	338	196
S17220	198	220	242	264	282	293	299	306	310	315	319	321	323	326	328	330	194
S16215	194	215	237	258	275	286	292	299	303	307	312	314	316	318	320	322	196
S15210	189	210	231	252	269	279	286	292	296	300	304	307	309	311	313	315	139
S14205	184	205	226	246	262	273	279	285	289	293	297	299	301	303	305	308	76
S13200	180	200	220	240	256	266	272	278	282	286	290	292	294	296	298	300	84
S12195	176	195	215	234	250	259	265	271	275	279	283	285	287	289	291	292	122
S11190	171	190	209	228	243	253	258	264	268	272	276	277	279	281	283	285	116
S10185	166	185	204	222	237	246	252	257	261	265	268	270	272	274	276	278	101

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colour = worth a 900,000 on a low level → a high one; the diagonal bands are the equal-value linesScore floors changed below AAA on Phoenix 2 — A 800k · A+ 900k · AA 920k · AA+ 940k.^† No pool on PIU Scores has held a level 28 / 29 yet, so their base (290, 300) follows the curve rather than a reading.

Quick calculator

Pick a chart’s level, the grade and the plate — the exact per-chart PUMBILITY, and what equals it elsewhere.

What scoring buys, in levels

900,000 on its own level — A+ B · A (below the pass line) A+ · AA · AA+ AAA · AAA+ S · S+ · SS · SS+ SSS · SSS+

1015202530worth a 900,000 on level →past 29

D29

+3.3

D28

+3.2

D27

+3.1

D26

+3.0

D25

+2.9

D24

+2.8

D23

+3.2

D22

+3.7

D21

+4.1

D20

+4.6

D19

+5.0

D18

+4.9

D17

+4.8

D16

+4.7

D15

+4.6

D14

+4.4

D13

+4.3

D12

+4.2

D11

+4.1

D10

+4.0

An SSS+ on a D20 reaches D24.6 — the same PUMBILITY as a 900,000 there, so taking one chart from a pass to a perfect is worth 4.6 levels of pass-pushing. The reach narrows above 24, where Phoenix 2’s base starts growing by 10 a level instead of 5: 4.7 levels at 16, 4.6 at 20, 2.8 at 24. Below the pass line a chart drops off fast — a D pays ×1.10 against A+’s ×1.35.

Every level, every grade

Base × grade at the lowest plate, rounded to the point. Click any value to light up what equals it on every other level.

Levelbase	F—	D500k	C600k	B700k	A800k	A+900k	AA920k	AA+940k	AAA950k	AAA+960k	S970k	S+975k	SS980k	SS+985k	SSS990k	SSS+995k	ChartsDoubles
D29^†300	300	330	360	375	390	405	411	417	423	429	435	438	441	444	447	450	1
D28^†290	290	319	348	362	377	392	397	403	409	415	420	423	426	429	432	435	4
D27280	280	308	336	350	364	378	384	389	395	400	406	409	412	414	417	420	9
D26270	270	297	324	338	351	364	370	375	381	386	392	394	397	400	402	405	36
D25260	260	286	312	325	338	351	356	361	367	372	377	380	382	385	387	390	66
D24250	250	275	300	312	325	338	342	348	352	358	362	365	368	370	372	375	123
D23245	245	270	294	306	318	331	336	341	345	350	355	358	360	363	365	368	125
D22240	240	264	288	300	312	324	329	334	338	343	348	350	353	355	358	360	137
D21235	235	258	282	294	306	317	322	327	331	336	341	343	345	348	350	352	130
D20230	230	253	276	288	299	310	315	320	324	329	334	336	338	340	343	345	150
D19225	225	248	270	281	292	304	308	313	317	322	326	328	331	333	335	338	134
D18220	220	242	264	275	286	297	301	306	310	315	319	321	323	326	328	330	185
D17215	215	237	258	269	280	290	295	299	303	307	312	314	316	318	320	322	114
D16210	210	231	252	262	273	284	288	292	296	300	304	307	309	311	313	315	89
D15205	205	226	246	256	266	277	281	285	289	293	297	299	301	303	305	308	86
D14200	200	220	240	250	260	270	274	278	282	286	290	292	294	296	298	300	69
D13195	195	215	234	244	254	263	267	271	275	279	283	285	287	289	291	292	89
D12190	190	209	228	238	247	256	260	264	268	272	276	277	279	281	283	285	63
D11185	185	204	222	231	240	250	253	257	261	265	268	270	272	274	276	278	48
D10180	180	198	216	225	234	243	247	250	254	257	261	263	265	266	268	270	34

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Quick calculator

Pick a chart’s level, the grade and the plate — the exact per-chart PUMBILITY, and what equals it elsewhere.

The constants

Every multiplier and bonus in the formula. Where a Single reads differently from a Double the Single’s value is written in full; a dash means the two agree.

Grade multipliers

Grade	F	D	C	B	A	A+	AA	AA+	AAA	AAA+	S	S+	SS	SS+	SSS	SSS+
Double	1.00	1.10	1.20	1.25	1.30	1.35	1.37	1.39	1.41	1.43	1.45	1.46	1.47	1.48	1.49	1.50
Single	0.90	1.00	1.10	1.20	1.28	1.33	1.36	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–	–
score floor	—	500k	600k	700k	800k	900k	920k	940k	950k	960k	970k	975k	980k	985k	990k	995k

AA+ and above are identical on both types. On a Double the ladder steps −0.01 a rung through the S grades, −0.02 a rung from AAA+ to A+, −0.05 a rung down to C, then −0.10 a rung to F; a Single runs a notch lower from AA down. A perfect 1,000,000 keeps SSS+’s ×1.50 — Perfect Game is a plate.

Plate bonuses

Plate	RG	FG	TG	MG	SG	EG	UG	PG
Double	+0.000	+0.002	+0.004	+0.006	+0.008	+0.012	+0.016	+0.020
Single	–	–	–	–	–	+0.014	+0.017	–

Added to the grade multiplier before the base multiplies it. Perfect Game needs a 1,000,000.

Should I push levels or push scores?

Phoenix 2 players on PIU Scores with a full pool of fifty — 95 players, 8/17/2026. The split is measured from a bare base of ×1.00, the same split as on your PUMBILITY page.

Where PUMBILITY comes from on Phoenix 2 — the average pool 95 pools · average level 20.0

Level

Score

Level 68.2% the charts themselves

Score 31.4% what your grades add

Plate 0.4% what your plates add

And it barely moves from band to band: score is 31% of the number in GOLD and 32% in RED BERYL. What changes between the bands is the level of the charts — average 16.0 in GOLD, 23.3 in RED BERYL — with S or better on 35–42 of the fifty throughout.

GOLD 12 poolsPLATINUM 28 poolsDIAMOND 39 poolsRED BERYL 16 pools

Push levels.From GOLD to RED BERYL the split barely moves — level 68%, score 31%, plate under half a percent — while the pool’s average level climbs from 16.0 to 23.3. Grades are already S or better on 35–42 of the fifty in every band: pools here are scored close to the ceiling, and what separates one band from the next is the level of the charts in it. Scoring is how a chart enters the pool — an SSS+ about 5 levels down ties a clean pass — but the pool climbs on level.Early days: 95 full pools.

How much do plates matter?

The plate, magnified — Rough Game to Perfect Game, priced on a D23

FG+0.49

TG+0.98

MG+1.47

SG+1.96

EG+2.94

UG+3.92

PG+4.90

▲ the pools above average +1.5 — about a Marvelous Game

+0 · Rough +4.90 · Perfect

Fair Game +0.49
Talented Game +0.98
Marvelous Game +1.47
Superb Game +1.96
Extreme Game +2.94
Ultimate Game +3.92
Perfect Game +4.90

A tiebreaker. On a D23 each plate is worth +0.49 a step through Superb Game and +0.98 a step from Extreme Game up, so Rough Game to Perfect Game on one chart is +4.90. For scale, on that same chart AA → AA+ is +4.90, and the same A+ one level higher is +6.75. Perfect-Gaming every chart in a pool over Rough-Gaming every one is worth about 1.5% — 0.4 of a level at 24, 0.7 of a level at 20.In the pools above, plates carry 0.4% of the number.

Does scoring matter more than it did on Phoenix?

A grade is only worth something next to what a level is worth, so the comparison is the exchange rate: taking one chart from a 900,000 to an SSS+ equals how many levels of pass-pushing, on each mix.Singles against Phoenix.

Phoenix Phoenix 2 bar = 900,000 on the level → SSS+; label = levels bought

1618202224262830

+2.1

+5.5

+2.4

+5.4

+2.7

+4.5

+3.1

+3.6

+3.5

+3.3

+4.0

+3.6

Below 23 a 900,000 → SSS+ buys more levels on Phoenix 2 than it did on Phoenix; from 23 up it buys fewer — up there a level counts for more against a score than it did on Phoenix.

① 900,000 → SSS+ is worth +50%VS+12.8% the grade span got 3.9× smaller

② one level higher is worth +17%VS+2.1% but a level got 8.0× smaller — more than the grade did

③ so scoring one chart at 20 is worth 2.7 levelsVS4.5 levels the exchange rate — scoring got 1.6× more powerful relative to passing

Yes — about 1.6× more, where most pools actually live.The grade span did shrink: an SSS+ over a clean pass was worth +50% on Phoenix and is +12.8% here. But that only matters against what a level is worth, and the level shrank harder — Phoenix’s base is quadratic (+17% at 20), Phoenix 2’s grows by a flat 5 (+2.1%). Put the other way round: on Phoenix, passing one level higher took a 900,000 to S (970,000) to match on the chart you already had; on Phoenix 2 the same level step is matched by AA (920,000).From 23 up it flips: Phoenix 2 prices every level above 24 at double the step, so at 24 an SSS+ buys 3.3 levels here against 3.5 on Phoenix — up there a level counts for more against a score than it did.It also explains the pools above: everyone has already taken the cheap lever, so what is left to climb is level.

Does scoring matter more than it did on Phoenix?

Phoenix Phoenix 2 bar = 900,000 on the level → SSS+; label = levels bought

1618202224262830

+2.1

+4.7

+2.4

+4.9

+2.7

+4.6

+3.1

+3.7

+3.5

+2.8

+4.0

+3.0

Below 23 a 900,000 → SSS+ buys more levels on Phoenix 2 than it did on Phoenix; from 23 up it buys fewer — up there a level counts for more against a score than it did on Phoenix.

① 900,000 → SSS+ is worth +50%VS+11.1% the grade span got 4.5× smaller

② one level higher is worth +17%VS+2.2% but a level got 7.8× smaller — more than the grade did

③ so scoring one chart at 20 is worth 2.7 levelsVS4.6 levels the exchange rate — scoring got 1.7× more powerful relative to passing

Yes — about 1.7× more, where most pools actually live.The grade span did shrink: an SSS+ over a clean pass was worth +50% on Phoenix and is +11.1% here. But that only matters against what a level is worth, and the level shrank harder — Phoenix’s base is quadratic (+17% at 20), Phoenix 2’s grows by a flat 5 (+2.2%). Put the other way round: on Phoenix, passing one level higher took a 900,000 to S (970,000) to match on the chart you already had; on Phoenix 2 the same level step is matched by AA+ (940,000).From 23 up it flips: Phoenix 2 prices every level above 24 at double the step, so at 24 an SSS+ buys 2.8 levels here against 3.5 on Phoenix — up there a level counts for more against a score than it did.It also explains the pools above: everyone has already taken the cheap lever, so what is left to climb is level.