🏆 Sevilla-Cadiz ELO Rankings

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Competitive player rankings for Sevilla-Cadiz, Spain

📊 Last updated: Aug 18, 2025, 11:46 AM (calculations are currently manual)

🏆 Only showing players who have competed in 2+ tournaments

Total Players

Active Players

808

Total Matches

26 Ángel

1017

15W 16L 1D

32 matches

46.9%

27 Penesaurio

1010

30W 25L 1D

56 matches

53.6%

28 Mark

1009

23W 25L

48 matches

47.9%

29 PulsoD PEAK

1008

23W 29L 8D

60 matches

38.3%

30 JuanmaTM

1006

15W 13L 2D

30 matches

50.0%

31 Moises Gonzalez

1004

19W 21L 2D

42 matches

45.2%

32 DuqueXerez

1003

21W 21L 3D

45 matches

46.7%

33 Juasmas

1000

9W 9L 2D

20 matches

45.0%

34 Jesús Molero

994

6W 5L

11 matches

54.5%

35 JulioCPR

988

3W 4L

7 matches

42.9%

36 ReyBrujo

985

6W 6L 2D

14 matches

42.9%

37 Juanvi

984

8W 7L 1D

16 matches

50.0%

38 SIRI

982

7W 8L 1D

16 matches

43.8%

39 Lito

971

10W 11L 2D

23 matches

43.5%

40 Nachelka

968

8W 13L 1D

22 matches

36.4%

41 Pavonshinigami

943

18W 25L

43 matches

41.9%

42 Nardo

941

10W 14L 1D

25 matches

40.0%

43 Davidelete

933

17W 16L 6D

39 matches

43.6%

44 PatryB

931

15W 22L 3D

40 matches

37.5%

45 UilleamElDodo

908

3W 11L

14 matches

21.4%

46 ConHache

905

6W 12L

18 matches

33.3%

47 Portiguero

897

16W 25L 2D

43 matches

37.2%

48 🦄 Sanlaris

870

8W 18L 7D

33 matches

24.2%

49 Kronos23

864

12W 21L 2D

35 matches

34.3%

50 Claudia Figue

853

6W 18L

24 matches

25.0%

Rank

Player

ELO Rating

Matches

Win Rate

Record

Ángel

1017

46.9%

15W 16L 1D

Penesaurio

1010

53.6%

30W 25L 1D

Mark

1009

47.9%

23W 25L

PulsoD

1008 PEAK

38.3%

23W 29L 8D

JuanmaTM

1006

50.0%

15W 13L 2D

Moises Gonzalez

1004

45.2%

19W 21L 2D

DuqueXerez

1003

46.7%

21W 21L 3D

Juasmas

1000

45.0%

9W 9L 2D

Jesús Molero

994

54.5%

6W 5L

JulioCPR

988

42.9%

3W 4L

ReyBrujo

985

42.9%

6W 6L 2D

Juanvi

984

50.0%

8W 7L 1D

SIRI

982

43.8%

7W 8L 1D

Lito

971

43.5%

10W 11L 2D

Nachelka

968

36.4%

8W 13L 1D

Pavonshinigami

943

41.9%

18W 25L

Nardo

941

40.0%

10W 14L 1D

Davidelete

933

43.6%

17W 16L 6D

PatryB

931

37.5%

15W 22L 3D

UilleamElDodo

908

21.4%

3W 11L

ConHache

905

33.3%

6W 12L

Portiguero

897

37.2%

16W 25L 2D

🦄 Sanlaris

870

24.2%

8W 18L 7D

Kronos23

864

34.3%

12W 21L 2D

Claudia Figue

853

25.0%

6W 18L

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Understanding ELO Rating System

What is ELO?

The ELO rating system is a method for calculating the relative skill levels of players in zero-sum games such as chess, or in our case, Lorcana tournaments. It was originally developed by Arpad Elo for chess competitions.

Each player starts with a base rating (typically 1200), and this rating changes after each match based on the outcome and the relative skill difference between players.

How Does It Work?

Basic Formula:

New Rating = Old Rating + K × (Actual Score - Expected Score)

Expected Score Formula:

E = 1 / (1 + 10^((Rb - Ra) / 400))

Where Ra is your rating and Rb is opponent's rating

K-Factor:

Determines how much ratings change per game:

• New players: K = 32
• Experienced: K = 16
• Masters: K = 10

Examples

Beating a Higher-Rated Player

You (1200) vs Opponent (1400)

Expected: You have ~24% chance to win

If you win: +24 rating points!

Losing to a Lower-Rated Player

You (1400) vs Opponent (1200)

Expected: You have ~76% chance to win

If you lose: -24 rating points

Key Points

• Ratings are relative - they only matter in comparison to other players
• Beating stronger opponents gives more points than beating weaker ones
• Your rating stabilizes over time as you play more games
• Draws are treated as 0.5 points for both players
• The system is self-correcting - ratings tend toward your true skill level

🏆 Sevilla-Cadiz ELO Rankings

🏪 Tournament Data Sources - Sevilla-Cadiz, Spain

Understanding ELO Rating System

What is ELO?

How Does It Work?

Basic Formula:

Expected Score Formula:

K-Factor:

Examples

Beating a Higher-Rated Player

Losing to a Lower-Rated Player

Key Points