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# Your Grading

Your Grading is a report on how you traded. You get it after every Trial: Practice and Key Trials, win or lose, Finalist or eliminated. Always free.

Winning pays a Life. Your Grading shows what happened in the run: size, timing, cuts, greed, selectivity.

![Your Grading after a Trial](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/dropbear-hl/size-docs-assets@master/your-grading-leaderboard.png)

## What it is

Size analyses your trading across thousands of data points, then gives you a readable breakdown of:

* How you performed in that Trial against the rest of the field
* Patterns in how you trade
* How your Life trading compares over time as you build a track record

The [medals](/docs/playing-a-trial/medals.md) you earned in the run render alongside it, so a losing run still shows you what was real before it shows you what to fix.

Finishers ranked #1 get the same style of report as everyone else. The Life is the prize for finishing first. The report is feedback for every run.

## How to use it

1. Finish a Trial (Practice is fine).
2. Open Your Grading.
3. Pick one habit to fix.
4. Run Practice focused on that habit before the next Key.

## Related

* [How scoring works](/docs/playing-a-trial/how-scoring-works.md)
* [Practice Trials](/docs/playing-a-trial/practice-trials.md)
* [How to win](/docs/playing-a-trial/how-to-win.md)


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