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Revision as of 06:48, May 21, 2018
The "'Cloudhead Live Rank"' ("'CLR"') is a sort of worldwide Smash 4 power ranking system based on PGStats's Tournament Tier System, updated ""live"" during or after each ranked tournament! Created by @Cloudhead_SSB.
Methods
All tournaments that are included in PGStats's Tournament Tier System are included in this ranking (Link to the TTS is the Pts. cell at the top left of the Results-Based PR). The top players from each tournament gain points for their performance: C (Green) = Top 4 B (Yellow) = Top 8 A (Orange) = Top 16 S (Red) = Top 32
The points for each player are determined by Pts = x/√p, where x is the amount of points given to the tournament by the PGStats TTS, and p is their placement. For example, a player placing fourth in a tournament given 1000 points on the TTS would recieve 500 points on this ranking - √4 is 2, and 1000/2 is 500.
Wins against PGR players are also considered. These ""bonus points"" are awarded as follows: Pts = (51 - Ro)*8, where Ro is the PGR ranking of the opponent. In this scenario for example, when Saiki took a set off of False (PGRv2 #41) at Kawaii Kon, he got 80 bonus points ((51-41)*8). When Tsu took a set off of ZeRo (PGRv2 #1) at Frostbite 2017, he got a whopping 400 bonus points for the victory.
The Panda Global & the PGStats crew helped making the TTS and PGR so it has something reliable to base this off. |}
Rankings
CLRv5(January 21, 2018)
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