PeterPoints are awarded for cashing in any ARG event and contribute to the Best All-Around Player contest. PeterPoints are named for Peter Secor, who suggested the idea to their inventor and steward, Steve “Crunch” Daniel.
Until late 2025, PeterPoints were known as Crunchy Points.
Download here Steve Daniel has put together a points database for all the years that BAAP points have been tracked. I believe the spreadsheet includes all *ARG results going back to 2003. On the Lists tab you can generate reports of total points/cashes/money won, which can be filtered by year and/or game type. You can also generate reports of total finishes for any paying place (i.e., 1st, 8th, 17th, etc.) (also filterable by year and/or game type). ...
Per Stephen "Crunch" Daniel, the creator of the BAAP (BARGE All-Around Player) calculation, otherwise known as PeterPoints (and previously known as “Crunchy” Points): There is a lot of interest by a few people in being able to know where they have to finish in the final few event of an ARGE event and/or a specific tournament to win either the event or the over all BAAP top spot. The attached spreadsheet show how many points will be won for finishing in Nth place in a tournament with M players. The table can be adjusted for number of people qualifying for points by cashing, saves and deals included. You can change both the % paid and the extra beyond the percent. ...