How the Pokemon Champions stat calculator works
Pick a Pokemon and a nature, then move the sliders or type a number for each stat. The right column shows the final level 50 stat, and the counter keeps you within 66 Stat Points and 32 per stat. Natures are marked on the stat labels: a plus for the raised stat and a minus for the lowered one.
On the right, the converter takes an EV spread from Scarlet and Violet or an old Showdown paste and gives the Stat Points that produce the same numbers. Send the result to the left side with one click, or go the other way to share a spread with someone who still thinks in EVs.
Stat Points to EVs table
Equivalent EVs for common Stat Point values at level 50 with perfect IVs.
| Stat Points | Equivalent EVs | Stat gained |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | 0 | +0 |
| 1 | 4 | +1 |
| 2 | 12 | +2 |
| 3 | 20 | +3 |
| 4 | 28 | +4 |
| 8 | 60 | +8 |
| 12 | 92 | +12 |
| 16 | 124 | +16 |
| 20 | 156 | +20 |
| 24 | 188 | +24 |
| 28 | 220 | +28 |
| 31 | 244 | +31 |
| 32 | 252 | +32 |
Why Stat Points are simpler
Under EVs, only every eighth EV changed a stat at level 50, so spreads were full of wasted points and odd numbers like 236 or 252 with 4 left over. Stat Points remove that: every point counts, the total is 66 and the cap is 32. A spread that used to read 252 HP / 252 Atk / 4 Def is now 32 / 32 / 1 / 0 / 0 / 0 with one point left to place.
Common spread shapes
- Fast attacker: 32 in the attacking stat, 32 in Speed, 2 in HP, with a Speed nature (Jolly or Timid).
- Bulky support: 32 in HP, the rest split between Defense and Special Defense, with a neutral or defensive nature.
- Trick Room attacker: 32 HP, 32 attacking stat, 0 Speed, with Brave or Quiet to lower Speed.
- Benchmark spread: just enough Speed to outspeed a target, enough bulk to survive a named attack, and the rest in the attacking stat.
The most common spreads for each Pokemon in the current format are on the meta page. To check whether a benchmark spread survives a specific hit, use the damage calculator, and to find the Speed number you need to beat, see the speed tiers.
Stat calculator questions
What are Stat Points in Pokemon Champions?
Stat Points (SP) replace EVs. Each Pokemon has 66 to spread across its six stats, with at most 32 in one. Each point adds one to the stat at level 50 before the nature. IVs are always at their best, so Stat Points and nature are the only things that change a stat.
How do I convert EVs to Stat Points?
At level 50 with perfect IVs, the first 4 EVs in a stat add one point and every 8 EVs after that add one more. So Stat Points = (EVs + 4) / 8 rounded down: 4 EVs is 1 SP, 12 EVs is 2 SP, 252 EVs is 32 SP. The converter above does this for all six stats and keeps the final numbers identical.
Is 66 Stat Points the same as 510 EVs?
Almost. 66 SP is equivalent to 508 EVs, which is exactly what most players spent anyway, because the last 2 of the old 510 EVs never changed a stat at level 50.
What is the stat formula?
HP = base HP + SP + 75. Every other stat = (base + SP + 20) x nature, rounded down, where the nature is 1.1 for the raised stat, 0.9 for the lowered stat and 1 otherwise. This matches the level 50 formula from earlier games with perfect IVs.