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GM Mode: The Booking Desk
Book a card from the hundred wrestlers in the database, and find out what the crowd made of it. The simulator judges execution and response separately — strong ring work does not guarantee a strong reaction, and it is not supposed to.
Opening the roster…
How a segment is judged
Two numbers, computed separately, because they answer different questions.
Execution weights in-ring work at 45%, psychology at 30%, selling at 15% and condition at 10%, then adds chemistry, how well the segment suits its purpose, and a little noise — and subtracts fatigue. Style across a match is 70% the average and 30% the weakest worker, so a great hand lifts a limited opponent without erasing the limit.
Response takes execution at only 35%, and the rest from how invested the crowd currently is in these people, what the story paid off, how fresh it felt, and how well it fits what your audience came for. A brilliant match in front of a crowd with no reason to care scores exactly as it should.
The noise is fixed for a given career, week and segment. Reloading the page will never change a rating, and neither will reordering your card — each segment keeps its own.
This page is a simulator. Wrestlers appear as the database records them; the shows, storylines and results it produces are invented by the player and the simulation, are not real events, and describe no real person's real conduct. It is not affiliated with any promotion. It is a free, unofficial fan reference — an unofficial fan tribute, made for fun. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to World Wrestling Entertainment, All Elite Wrestling, TNA Wrestling, New Japan Pro-Wrestling, or any official rights holder of the promotions, championships and performers named.