Originally Posted by Oracle
Given enough time and games, the average ratio for wins to loses should reflect whether you're overrated or underrated, or at your optimal elo.
A quick indicator of what your elo should be would be to look at your normal win/loss ratio. An even win/loss ratio means you should be somewhere between 1100-1300, while more wins than losses by a substantial amount (10-20 more wins) should indicate 1400+ elo. More losses than wins by a substantial amount should indicate a <1000 elo.
Nah, normal w/l doesn't mean anything because it counts from when you first made your account. For example, I have 340 wins to 371 losses, but I'm better than my friend, who's at 1100 elo and has a positive w/l ratio.
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When i first started playing league i had no idea what was going on.
i think my first 5 games were like 0-10, then i started playing ad carries which were right clickers. then i didnt as horrible but it was still horrible, and first game i was 0-12-1 as tf. talk about worst person to start with
i think my first 5 games were like 0-10, then i started playing ad carries which were right clickers. then i didnt as horrible but it was still horrible, and first game i was 0-12-1 as tf. talk about worst person to start with
Originally Posted by Oracle
Using basic statistics, you can also conclude if whether or not you actually deserve to be at that elo. If we assume that you're better than your listed elo, you already count as one player less on your team who will suck/troll. This means your team has 4 opportunities for a troll/bad player to ruin your game, while the enemy has 5 open spots. This means, roughly speaking, and jumping a lot of math, that you should win approximately 5 out of every 9 games, which means your ranking should go up with enough games. However, if you're a poor player, the opposite is now true, as you have 4 slots to fill that require a good player to carry you, while the enemy team has 5 to carry themselves. Likewise, you should now be losing around 5 out of every 9 games in this situation, which would result in your elo going down.
So if you're a poor player just search for a dou partner who's on the same elo as you but a better player, 'cause now you have that one "good player" who'll carry the game and you have a better chance to raise your elo. I know this tip isn't new but its simply the truth.
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Just played another ranked soloq as Shen. I lost toplane against Olaf. We were pretty even but then bot fed caitlyn and mid fed Mordekaiser. And epic ganks turn me into a feeder.
I got all 2 kills for my team. And got 4 deaths. Olaf zoned me until I bought hp. So I only managed 70 cs before the 15 minute mark where mid ganked me and ruined my lane. After that we lost a team fight. Morde tore us apart. Herp Derp I hate my life. It's fun complaining about soloq though.
I am just gonna duo queue now.
I got all 2 kills for my team. And got 4 deaths. Olaf zoned me until I bought hp. So I only managed 70 cs before the 15 minute mark where mid ganked me and ruined my lane. After that we lost a team fight. Morde tore us apart. Herp Derp I hate my life. It's fun complaining about soloq though.
I am just gonna duo queue now.
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Originally Posted by Chreeys
So if you're a poor player just search for a dou partner who's on the same elo as you but a better player, 'cause now you have that one "good player" who'll carry the game and you have a better chance to raise your elo. I know this tip isn't new but its simply the truth.
Sounds alot like Przero and I. Havent played fizz in a while, might do that again.
