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-M-Ranking, also known as "Manager Ranking" is one of the few characteristics that carry through from League to League transforming your identity from a nameless manager into a manager with a history and track record.
+M-Ranking, also known as "Manager Ranking" is one of the few characteristics that carry through from League to League in [[Fantasy Basebrawl]], transforming your identity from a nameless manager into a manager with a history and track record.
 Your M-Ranking changes each win positively or negatively on a lose. The higher the difference between the winner and loser, the larger the potential for loss or gain depending on who has more M-Ranking.
-For example - 2 fresh teams at 1200 each will win(or lose) 10 points. If you have 2 teams and 1 is 2000 and the other is 1000, the difference being 1000 creates a huge risk for the higher ELO player but a very low risk for the low ELO player. If the 1000 elo player defeats the 2000 elo player, for example, the 1000 elo player will gain a whopping 36 points and the 2000 elo player will lose 72! On the otherhand, if the 2000 elo player wins - they gain only 1 point and the 1000 elo player only loses 1 point.
+Calculation -
-For changes to be truly equal for both winner and loser, both must be within 100 elo of each other - otherwise the change is always more dramatic for the lower elo player winning.
+X = Difference in ELO's between Winner and Loser
+Y = X/40
-Per 100 elo difference, the change of the higher elo gain drops by 1 point and the loss increases by 3(or 6 if a greater than 200 difference between the two teams.)
+If the winner ELO difference is still equal or greater than the loser's elo+250, both the winner and loser are adjusted by Y.
+If the loser's ELO is 251 or more points than the winner, they will lose Y*2.