Sonneborn-Berger system

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The Sonneborn-Berger system is a rating system in chess which is used to determine the ranks in round-robin tournaments where players have the same score. A player's Berger score is the sum of the scores of opponents the player has defeated plus half the scores of the opponents the player has drawn with.

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