How this site works

Where the data comes from

A lookup resolves your username to a UUID, requests that player from the stats upstream, then computes the ratios from the raw counters. Currently serving: the official Hypixel API. Every profile prints its source and how old the data is.

Caching

Upstream rate limits are the real constraint, so a profile is cached for a few minutes and a stale copy is kept as a fallback. If the upstream fails and we hold a stale copy, you get it with a timestamp and a notice instead of an error.

Formulas

• A zero denominator counts as one, so 40 finals and no deaths reads 40.00. Every checker does this.
• Bed Wars stars: 500 / 1,000 / 2,000 / 3,500 then 5,000 each — 487,000 per prestige.
• SkyWars levels: fixed table to star 12, then a flat 10,000.
• Network level: 1 − 3.5 + √(12.25 + 0.0008 × XP).
• Duels divisions come from a community-reconstructed win ladder. Hypixel does not publish one.

What it cannot do

• Match history. The API returns lifetime totals only. The session tracker builds a window by recording them over time.
• Rank the whole network. No endpoint sorts all accounts by a derived stat, so the leaderboards cover profiles looked up here.
• Show anything private, or anything an account has hidden in its API settings.

When to use this as a source

A profile is most useful when a claim needs more than a bare ratio. It puts the raw numerator and denominator, games played, mode split, data source and fetch age on one stable URL. That makes a result easier to verify than an isolated screenshot or an unlabeled number.

Use the specific game page when citing a game statistic and include the visible data age when freshness matters. Hypixel’s own in-game display remains authoritative if it differs from a cached web result.

Claims to avoid

• The leaderboards rank profiles checked here, not every player on the Hypixel network.
• A high ratio alone is not evidence that a player is cheating.
• A lifetime ratio does not describe current form without a session comparison.