SEASON 2 · FINAL

POWER WITHOUT ALLIES

September 30, 2026 — 10:00 PM Pacific → October 10, 2026 — 11:13 AM Pacific

Season 2 has ended. These are the final standings: every rating, record and rank exactly as it stood when the season closed. Nothing here can change any more. The ladder continues in Season 3 — THE KODA ERA.

SEASON 2 PLAYERS

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RANKED

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PROVISIONAL

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SEASON 2 MATCHES

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FINAL TOP ELO

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FINAL LEADERBOARD

Players with 10+ Season 2 games, highest Elo first. Click a column to sort.

Rank	Player	Elo	Games	Wins	Losses	Win %	Streak	Last match
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PROVISIONAL PLAYERS

Elo counts from game 1, but an official rank needs 10 Season 2 games.

Player	Elo	Progress	Wins	Losses	Win %	Streak	Last match
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HOW ELO WORKS

Everyone starts at 1500. Results from earlier seasons give no head start.
Stronger opponents are worth more. Beat a team rated above you and you gain more than 16 points; lose to them and you drop less.
Weaker opponents are worth less. Beating a lower-rated team earns fewer points, and losing to one costs more.
Elo starts at game 1. Every Season 2 game moves your rating, even before you are ranked.
An official rank needs 10 games. Until then you are listed as provisional, with your current Elo.

Each game compares your Elo with the average Elo of the opposing team: expected = 1 / (1 + 10^{(opponent average − your Elo) / 400}). Win: Elo + 32 × (1 − expected). Loss: Elo + 32 × (0 − expected). Changes are rounded to whole points, and everyone's change in a game is worked out from the ratings before that game.

Only tracked players are known, so a team is the tracked players who won (or lost) the same game. When none of the other team is tracked, the opponents are treated as equal to you (expected 0.5, so ±16).

SEASON 2 RULES

Season start: September 30, 2026 — 10:00 PM Pacific. Games before then belong to Season 1 and do not count here.
Season end: October 10, 2026 — 11:13 AM Pacific. Games from then on belong to Season 3 — THE KODA ERA. This table is final.
Starting Elo: 1500 for every player: existing, returning and new.
10-game minimum: an official rank needs 10 Season 2 games.
Highest Elo wins. Official ranks go by Elo; ties are broken by Season 2 win %, then games played, then name.
Provisional players (1–9 games) have a live Elo but no rank number. Reaching game 10 keeps the Elo you have earned.
Teams are random. Win trading, throwing games and rigged lobbies are cheating.