Glory Points (experience points) are used to level up the player level which is used for unlocking new Olympic Venues.
## What are Glory Points and what are they used for?
Glory Points are earned from winning medals from Olympic events (Bronze, Silver, and Gold). Glory Points are accumulated automatically as you play the game as a measure of the player's experience and are used to level up your player level which indirectly unlocks additional Olympic venues and events.
## Where can I find out what player level I am?
Your player level is shown on the map in the top left corner of the map screen next to your name and a progression bar under your name shows your progression towards the next level. As you earn Glory Points from winning medals in events, your player level progression will fill up. When the bar is filled, you will level up your player level.
Selecting your name will open the **Path to Glory** screen where you can find out more about your progress on your Olympic journey.
### Where can I find out how many Glory Points I have?
The amount of Glory Points you have are shown on the **Path to Glory** screen.
On the **Path to Glory** screen, the amount of Glory Points are shown under the pink level progression bar. In the below example, the amount of Glory Points that this level 15 player has is 30320. They will need to reach 32000 Glory Points to reach the next level--level 16.
## How can I get more Glory Points?
You can get more Glory Points by playing and winning Olympic events. You will earn Glory Points every time you earn a medal from competition. Winning gold medals will grant you more Glory Points than winning silver and bronze medals.
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