how are ranks calculated

and whats an example of a good "win ratio".
I though it was like 0.500 = win 20% of the time,
1.000 = 100%, but then i saw a win ratio that was like 1.564 and now I'm confused

it all depends on how close you are to your next belt.

A good win ratio solely is determined by who you talk to.
For me I would say anything over 1

Each belt has it's own ranks. So say there are 20,000 Blue belts, and 18,000 brown belts. When you are 1 game away from brown belt, you'll most likely be rank 1, out of 20,000 blue belts. But as soon as your brown belt, your in a new ranking system, making you probably rank 18,000 out of 18,000. If you don't understand pm me and/or May0naise


For win ratio, im somewhat confused as well. I believe its your wins over your loses. So, if you have 25 wins, and 5 loses; your win ratio will be 5.00 . I'd say a 1.5 win ratio is pretty good, the highest ive seen, of someone who has played more then 1000 games is like 4.0 . Which is very good.

Win ratios can "lie" though. If a new player's like oh yeah, my win ratio is 25.65 . They may have only like 26 games, 25 of which they won, or they might be leaving games if they know they are going to lose, which i don't believe will make it count as a loss.

Win ratio is simple. Its how many games you win per games you loose. A win ratio of 2 means that for every 3 games you play, on average you will win 2 and loose one.

A win ratio of 1.564 means that 1.564 if you play 2.564 games you will loose 1 and win 1.564. This ratio is same as having played 2546 games, winning 1564 of them and loosing 1000.

Keeping this open for anyone else who has a question about it, but other than that the questions has been answered guys, thank you for your help.