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The power ranking was formulated similarly to {{forwiiu}}'s [[Panda Global Rankings]] with a few alterations. First, an international multiplier was added, giving tournaments outside of the United States 1.25. This addition allowed more international events to be ranked on the TTS, and gave international players a better chance to make the final list.  
The power ranking was formulated similarly to {{forwiiu}}'s [[Panda Global Rankings]] with a few alterations. First, an international multiplier was added, giving tournaments outside of the United States 1.25. This addition allowed more international events to be ranked on the TTS, and gave international players a better chance to make the final list.  


In addition, there were no points for players on previous PGR rankings as tournament values were based solely on entrant numbers, leading to some events being undervalued or outright unranked due to not meeting the proper entrants count. On the other hand, as a compromise outplacements were factored into the ranking, as well as wins over players who would've been in the 51-100 range had the ranking gone up to that placement.
In addition, there were no points for players on previous PGR rankings as tournament values were based solely on entrant numbers. As a result, there were several tournaments that were either left unranked or had lower point values. Notable examples include {{Trn|Collision 2019}}, which despite being a major was only a PGR C-tier, and {{Trn|EGS Cup}}, which despite featuring {{Sm|MkLeo}} and several notable Japanese talent did not meet the attendance requirement and was therefore left unranked. On the other hand, as a compromise outplacements were factored into the ranking, as well as wins over players who would've been in the 51-100 range had the ranking gone up to that placement.


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