Player types
See what each player type means, and how Teamsheet works yours out from your matches.
Teamsheet looks at completed matches you played. It compares your goals, assists and clean sheets with the number of those matches, then picks one type. You can see it on Player profile.
It is separate from Style under Your attributes, which is the description you choose yourself. A player type is not a rating.
With fewer than 5 matches, you are a Wildcard. From 5 matches, Teamsheet checks the types below in order and uses the first one that fits. If none of them fit, you stay a Wildcard.
A clean sheet is a match you played where the other team did not score.
Playmaker
You regularly score and create goals.
In the numbers: at least 0.35 goals per match, and at least 0.25 assists per match. In 20 matches, that is at least 7 goals and 5 assists.
Finisher
You score more often than you create goals.
In the numbers: at least 0.45 goals per match, and you score at least as often as you assist. In 20 matches, that is at least 9 goals.
Creator
You create more goals than you score.
In the numbers: at least 0.35 assists per match, and more assists than goals. In 20 matches, that is at least 7 assists.
Wall
Your team often keeps clean sheets, and you rarely score.
In the numbers: a clean sheet in at least 0.35 of your matches, and fewer than 0.3 goals per match. In 20 matches, that is at least 7 clean sheets and fewer than 6 goals.
Engine
You play regularly, with few goals or assists.
In the numbers: at least 8 matches, fewer than 0.25 goals per match, and fewer than 0.25 assists per match. In 20 matches, that is fewer than 5 goals and fewer than 5 assists.
Wildcard
Your stats don't fit another type yet. This includes your first 5 matches.
Good to know
Goals and assists only count when a group admin has turned on Events and someone has logged them. If events are off, those totals stay at zero, so your type is based on matches and clean sheets.