World of Tanks eSports Ranking System
Дата: 07.11.2012 03:22:59
lord_farquad: As per player feedback, we've decided to try delving into a bit
more detail, and creating a very basic ELO system for testing
during tournaments.
Note that all teams would start at 1200 in rating. Due to the current nature in which this system would be carried out, we would be forced to have stringent requirements on who could be rated. Thus the following requirements would be necessary (this is not optional during the test phase as we have to manually calculate rating changes):Team names are registered to team captains (in order to be rated for an event, the team must use the registered name)
Teams must have participated in at least 5 events before applying to register (applications must include links to the events)
Unrated teams would be considered at 1200 when playing against rated teams (this means, once you're rated, all your battles are rated).
Rated teams are required to put their current rating in brackets next to their names, if they wish apply the present tournament to their results. This must be completed prior to registration closing. These requirements would be temporary if the system is successful, as we would ultimately like to create an automated system to track the results for all teams.
Some details on what this system allows:Different weights for events, so Challenges are more important than Skirmishes, etc.
Low, or newly rated teams can massively increase their rating by winning even a single battle against higher rated teams.
Higher rated teams can lose rating if a battle (not just a round) is lost to a low rated team. Registration Rules and Regulations:Team captains must register their team in order to be rated. Registering team captains must meet the following requirements:< >Have participated in at least 5 eSports related events (Tank Companies & Clan Wars do not count)Have been a team captain in those 5 eSports events. All newly registered teams will receive an initial rating of 1200
When a registered team competes against an unregistered team, the unrated team will be assumed at 1200
Captains who register a team name,must use that team name during any subsequent eSports events if they wish to earn a rating for that event (unregistered team names will not be tracked, regardless of the team captain).
Team captains may not register more than one team name.
Team ratings will be publicly listed at the beginning of each week.
Registered teams are required to include their current rating in brackets after their team name, in order to be rated for the current tournament. Example: Team Wargaming [1492]
Registered teams that fail to include their team rating along with the team name will not be rated for the current tournament.
Rated teams involved in the following: unsportsmanlike conduct (such as excessive use of foul language, insults, etc.), griefing, racism, profanity, rude acts, vulgar acts, acts of belligerence, and disrespect of an official, streamer or caster, abuse of in-game bugs or exploits, violation of general tournament regulations and/or violation of tournament specific regulations, may be subject to penalties including, but not limited to, the following:
Immediate disqualification
Permanent team disqualification
Offending member(s) permanent tournament ban
Rating adjustments
Forum bans
Game bans Additional Scoring RulesELO scores are only processed after a tournament concludes. Tournaments remaining in progress do not factor into scores. The World of Tanks Classic is the only exception to this rule as it is processed weekly.
Opponent scores are based on the opponent's score when they entered the tournament. It does not reflect the opponent's current score based on other tournaments that have since concluded.
When processing your team's score for the recent week, the score calculated against is based on the most current score. Note that this score can vary from the score entering the tournament.
Tournament scores are processed according to when a tournament concludes. This means that priority is given to the tournament that concludes first. That score carries to the tournament that concludes next.
Teams battling a ranked team, that has chosen not to be rated, will have the opponent's rank apply to their resulting score.
Team captains will receive an email with a detailed report of their team's point fluctuation throughout the last week. This breaks down how the current score was reached.
Current Scoring Formula:
New Team Rating = Current Team Rating + [Rounded(Weight Factor(Match Results - Estimated Chance to Win)) ]
Weight Factor: Weight of the event (for example: Skirmish = 10, Challenge = 50, Exhibitions & Special Events = 100, Pro-events = 100).
Match results = percentage of the victories achieved by the team (so a 3 - 0 win would equal 1 or 100%, whereas a 3 - 1 victory would equal 0.75 or 75%)
Estimated Chance to Win = 1/(1+POWER(10,((Opponent Rating - Team Rating)/400)))
An example from a Challenge:
Team A has a rating of 1200
Team B has a rating of 1700
This results in team A having a base chance to win of 5%, while team B has a chance to win of 95%.
Team A then beats team B 3-1. This results in a final rating of 1235 for team A and 1665 for team B.
This same scenario with the Skirmish weighting would result in team A having 1207 points, while team B ended with 1693.
An exhibition or special event with this scenario would result in team A having 1270 points, while team B ended with 1630.
Rankings and ELO scores as of March 27th, 2013
Fulcrum Gaming (1612)
WAR - River of Blood (1602)
S.I.M.P. (1577)
Cazadores (1483)
WAR & PEACE (1479)
Midnight Marauders (1471)
ACA los viejos (1411)
Sexy Saterrite Missires (1352)
Fusion Gaming (1327)
Fate's Chosen (1292)
Team Plaid (1257)
Just Testing (1245)
Victorious Secret (1233)
Shot Blockers Inc. (1229)
Bomb Squad (1217)
PendeViejos (1207)
Netwarriors (1202)
Contraband (1200)
Muscles & Glasses (1200)
Knights of the Red Table (1200)
Nobody Wins ALone (1199)
Purple Aces (1197)
SIMPLISTIC (1197)
Gold Diggers (1195)
ENSEA (1143)
The Lemming Mafia (1140)
Renegades of Boom (864)
Note that all teams would start at 1200 in rating. Due to the current nature in which this system would be carried out, we would be forced to have stringent requirements on who could be rated. Thus the following requirements would be necessary (this is not optional during the test phase as we have to manually calculate rating changes):Team names are registered to team captains (in order to be rated for an event, the team must use the registered name)
Teams must have participated in at least 5 events before applying to register (applications must include links to the events)
Unrated teams would be considered at 1200 when playing against rated teams (this means, once you're rated, all your battles are rated).
Rated teams are required to put their current rating in brackets next to their names, if they wish apply the present tournament to their results. This must be completed prior to registration closing. These requirements would be temporary if the system is successful, as we would ultimately like to create an automated system to track the results for all teams.
Some details on what this system allows:Different weights for events, so Challenges are more important than Skirmishes, etc.
Low, or newly rated teams can massively increase their rating by winning even a single battle against higher rated teams.
Higher rated teams can lose rating if a battle (not just a round) is lost to a low rated team. Registration Rules and Regulations:Team captains must register their team in order to be rated. Registering team captains must meet the following requirements:< >Have participated in at least 5 eSports related events (Tank Companies & Clan Wars do not count)Have been a team captain in those 5 eSports events. All newly registered teams will receive an initial rating of 1200
When a registered team competes against an unregistered team, the unrated team will be assumed at 1200
Captains who register a team name,must use that team name during any subsequent eSports events if they wish to earn a rating for that event (unregistered team names will not be tracked, regardless of the team captain).
Team captains may not register more than one team name.
Team ratings will be publicly listed at the beginning of each week.
Registered teams are required to include their current rating in brackets after their team name, in order to be rated for the current tournament. Example: Team Wargaming [1492]
Registered teams that fail to include their team rating along with the team name will not be rated for the current tournament.
Rated teams involved in the following: unsportsmanlike conduct (such as excessive use of foul language, insults, etc.), griefing, racism, profanity, rude acts, vulgar acts, acts of belligerence, and disrespect of an official, streamer or caster, abuse of in-game bugs or exploits, violation of general tournament regulations and/or violation of tournament specific regulations, may be subject to penalties including, but not limited to, the following:
Immediate disqualification
Permanent team disqualification
Offending member(s) permanent tournament ban
Rating adjustments
Forum bans
Game bans Additional Scoring RulesELO scores are only processed after a tournament concludes. Tournaments remaining in progress do not factor into scores. The World of Tanks Classic is the only exception to this rule as it is processed weekly.
Opponent scores are based on the opponent's score when they entered the tournament. It does not reflect the opponent's current score based on other tournaments that have since concluded.
When processing your team's score for the recent week, the score calculated against is based on the most current score. Note that this score can vary from the score entering the tournament.
Tournament scores are processed according to when a tournament concludes. This means that priority is given to the tournament that concludes first. That score carries to the tournament that concludes next.
Teams battling a ranked team, that has chosen not to be rated, will have the opponent's rank apply to their resulting score.
Team captains will receive an email with a detailed report of their team's point fluctuation throughout the last week. This breaks down how the current score was reached.
Current Scoring Formula:
New Team Rating = Current Team Rating + [Rounded(Weight Factor(Match Results - Estimated Chance to Win)) ]
Weight Factor: Weight of the event (for example: Skirmish = 10, Challenge = 50, Exhibitions & Special Events = 100, Pro-events = 100).
Match results = percentage of the victories achieved by the team (so a 3 - 0 win would equal 1 or 100%, whereas a 3 - 1 victory would equal 0.75 or 75%)
Estimated Chance to Win = 1/(1+POWER(10,((Opponent Rating - Team Rating)/400)))
An example from a Challenge:
Team A has a rating of 1200
Team B has a rating of 1700
This results in team A having a base chance to win of 5%, while team B has a chance to win of 95%.
Team A then beats team B 3-1. This results in a final rating of 1235 for team A and 1665 for team B.
This same scenario with the Skirmish weighting would result in team A having 1207 points, while team B ended with 1693.
An exhibition or special event with this scenario would result in team A having 1270 points, while team B ended with 1630.
Rankings and ELO scores as of March 27th, 2013
Fulcrum Gaming (1612)
WAR - River of Blood (1602)
S.I.M.P. (1577)
Cazadores (1483)
WAR & PEACE (1479)
Midnight Marauders (1471)
ACA los viejos (1411)
Sexy Saterrite Missires (1352)
Fusion Gaming (1327)
Fate's Chosen (1292)
Team Plaid (1257)
Just Testing (1245)
Victorious Secret (1233)
Shot Blockers Inc. (1229)
Bomb Squad (1217)
PendeViejos (1207)
Netwarriors (1202)
Contraband (1200)
Muscles & Glasses (1200)
Knights of the Red Table (1200)
Nobody Wins ALone (1199)
Purple Aces (1197)
SIMPLISTIC (1197)
Gold Diggers (1195)
ENSEA (1143)
The Lemming Mafia (1140)
Renegades of Boom (864)
World of Tanks eSports Ranking System