;2009
:[http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/tourneys/2009/xt/01 Jan older] [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/tourneys/2009/xt/02 Feb older] [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/tourneys/2009/xt/03 Mar older] [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/tourneys/2009/xt/04 Apr older] [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/tourneys/2009/xt/05 May older] [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/tourneys/2009/xt/06 Jun older] [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/tourneys/2009/lxt/07 Jul newer] [http://www.scrabbleplayers.org/tourneys/2009/xt/07 Jul older]
== Segments ==
Long tournaments are split-rated in multiple segments as follows:
* Tournaments of 16 or fewer rounds are rated in a single segment.
* Tournaments of 17 through 35 rounds are rated in two approximately equal segments.
* Tournaments of 36 or more rounds are rated in three approximately equal segments.
If the segments must be of unequal size, then earlier segments are assigned extra rounds.
Older cross-tables have one listing per segment,
followed by separate listing of final standings when applicable.
Newer cross-tables have one listing per tournament,
with a pair of rating columns for each segment.
== Newer cross-tables ==
;SPR
:The number of points by which a player has outscored all of his or her opponents.
Tournaments longer than 16 rounds are rated in two approximately equal segments.
Tournaments longer than 36 rounds are rated in three approximately equal segments.
If the segments must be of unequal size, then earlier segments are assigned extra rounds.
Older cross-tables have one segment per cross-table.
Newer cross-tables have one tournament per cross-table, regardless of how many segments the tournament may have had.
== Printing ==
Cross-tables are large and usually print better in landscape orientation, reduced to less than 100% of nominal size.