Leaderboards · Rating
Rating
Who plays best for the rank they play at. Every game is judged against the usual for that hero at that rank, so climbing does not flatter a rating. This is the Chudlock rating, worked out for a set of players we already follow, not for everyone.
- Board
- Overall
- Players who qualify
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- Games needed
- 30of the last 100
- Played within
- 30 days
Overall rating
Rules of this board
- Size
- Up to 200 places overall, out of a set of at most 2,000 players. This is not every player: see "Who is rated" below.
- Window
- The newest 100 standard games of each player, ranked and unranked. A player's history is read again every 3 days. Only players with a game in the last 30 days are listed.
- Who is counted
- Rated on a player's last 100 standard games, newest counting most, each judged against the usual for that hero at the rank it was played at. Players need 30 games (25 on a hero). The overall board needs 30 of them. Highest rating first; more games break a tie. The range is how far the rating could be out, 19 times in 20, so two close places are not really apart.
- Names
- Steam names and avatars from deadlock-api, looked up once a player reaches a board. Every row is one account, so no name is ever guessed.
- Not a skill ladder
- The rating is how well a player plays overall for the rank they play at. Someone at Archon and someone at Eternus are not compared as players, so a high rating is not a high rank. The rank beside each place is the rank of the player's newest game.
- Who is rated
- Players we already know about: the best places we matched on Valve's ladder, then the most active players on our hero boards. The set is drawn again each day.
- Source
- The community deadlock-api's public match histories, scored the way the Mastery page scores a game.
- Taking yourself off
- Email hello@chudlock.com and we will take you off every board on the site.
How the rating boards work
The Chudlock rating scores each game against the usual for that hero at the rank it was played at: souls, kills, deaths, assists, last hits and denies a minute. It then averages a player's last 100 standard games, with newer games counting more. A rating of 0 is a typical player for their hero and rank. The method page has the numbers behind it.
Overall and per hero
The overall board uses all of a player's last 100 standard games. A hero board uses only their games on that hero, and needs at least 25 of them. Hero ratings are pulled towards the player's own overall rating, because a player's skill carries between heroes.
How sure it is
Each place shows a likely range. It is wide for a player with few games and narrow for one with many. Two players whose ranges overlap cannot be told apart, so treat the order as a guide. The board does not predict who will win a game.
Who we rate
We do not rate every player, because a rating needs a whole match history from deadlock-api. We rate up to 2,000 players: the best places we matched on Valve's ladder, then the most active players on the hero leaderboards. A player's games are read again every three days, so the boards move slowly.