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Stats & Rankings

Understand how your performance is tracked and what your statistics mean.

Elo Rating

Tabletop League uses the Elo rating system to measure player skill:

How It Works

  • All players start at 1200 Elo
  • Your rating changes after each rated match
  • Winning increases your rating; losing decreases it
  • The amount of change depends on the rating difference

Rating Changes

The Elo system rewards beating stronger opponents:

| Scenario | Approximate Change | |----------|-------------------| | Beat a much higher-rated player | +25 to +32 | | Beat an equally-rated player | +16 | | Beat a much lower-rated player | +8 to +12 | | Lose to a much higher-rated player | -8 to -12 | | Lose to an equally-rated player | -16 | | Lose to a much lower-rated player | -25 to -32 |

Rating Floors

To prevent frustration, ratings don't drop below certain thresholds after you've reached milestones.

Leaderboards

View rankings on the Leaderboard page:

  • Global - All players across the platform
  • Game System - Rankings within a specific game
  • Regional - Players in your area
  • Organization - Members of a specific group

Statistics Dashboard

Your profile includes detailed statistics:

Match History

  • Total games played
  • Win/loss record
  • Win rate percentage
  • Recent form (last 10 games)

Fighter/Character Stats

  • Most played characters
  • Win rates by character
  • Character usage trends

Map Statistics

  • Performance by map
  • Win rates on each stage
  • Map preferences

Head-to-Head Records

  • Your record against specific opponents
  • Common matchups
  • Historical results

Tracking Progress

Use the stats to identify:

  • Strengths - Characters and maps where you excel
  • Weaknesses - Areas that need improvement
  • Trends - Whether you're improving over time
  • Matchups - Opponents you struggle against

Privacy

You control who sees your detailed statistics in your profile settings.