🏆 Sevilla-Cadiz ELO Rankings

Change Community | 🏆 Achievements & Badges

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

51 Álvaro P.

850

2W 9L 1D

12 matches

16.7%

52 Johanitalulu

842

2W 12L

14 matches

14.3%

53 Mega_Lion_0786

793

2W 16L

18 matches

11.1%

54 Baal

768

1W 18L 2D

21 matches

4.8%

55 Raul

761

0W 16L

16 matches

0.0%

Rank

Player

ELO Rating

Matches

Win Rate

Record

Álvaro P.

850

16.7%

2W 9L 1D

Johanitalulu

842

14.3%

2W 12L

Mega_Lion_0786

793

11.1%

2W 16L

Baal

768

4.8%

1W 18L 2D

Raul

761

0.0%

0W 16L

⏮️ First ⬅️ Previous Page 3 of 3 3/3

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