How does INT scoring work?

I was looking at the INT page at tour standings, and I cant exactly figure it out, because it seems like a one expert invert is worth more points than any of the outlaw riders have all together.. can someone help me out, thanks http://www.intleague.com/arkansas/tour_standings.asp

You are looking at tour points, not the number of points scored in their run. Most Outlaw riders are in the 10,000-15,000 points per run if they stand it up.

You get 1,000 points for first, plus bonus points, less for second, third, etc. At the end of the year, the 1st and 2nd place riders get the invite to go to the US Championships in Bakersfield, CA. To get to the USC, ride in all the comps and be consistent. Don't sandbag, when you are bumped, you lose 25% of your points. The state coordinator will bump you into the right division if you can ride better.

do you get 2 passes with 5 tricks?? is that about how it works?

Read the rule book. I see newbies show up at our INT events, and they can ride well, but it is obvious that they have no understanding of how to put a run together. In general they don't do too well. People who have read and understand the rules do better. Advanced gets two passes and six tricks per pass. The rule book will tell you all of the specifics. Good Luck and have fun!

Also, other riders and/ or the state coordinator are usually more than willing to help you put a run together. It can be difficult to fit six advanced tricks into a pass, so practice between the buoys if you can. If not, 32-33 seconds is a good guideline.