PLAYER RANKINGS

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Counted from the first game of every set the player played. Click a column heading to sort, and a player for their page.

One rating per player (1500 is the average of the known players, 100 points is about a 59% chance to win a set), fitted to every scrim and tournament set of the period at once - including the sets against teams that are not on the site, whose players are rated like anyone else. A side's strength is the average of its three players, so who the opponents were is built in: beating a strong side counts more, losing to a weak one costs more. A 2-0 is worth more than a 2-1, a tournament set counts two scrim sets (scrims are practice), and recent sets count a lot more: a set loses half its weight every 30 days, so the rating is current form, and a player who has stopped playing drifts back toward the middle. Every player is also pulled toward the middle until they have played enough, so a stand-in with a handful of sets cannot top the table. Players who always play together share their team's strength; the differences come from line-up changes and stand-ins. The period filter changes which sets the rating is built from; the match type only changes the sets and win rate shown next to it. A * marks a rating that is still settling (little recent evidence). Pool is the number of brawlers a player uses in at least 2% of their sets (and at least 3 sets) - the brawlers they really play, not everything they have tried once.