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In our ranking system though, three good results, for example, will gain more ranking points than ten mediocre results. Ranking systems that are purely based on wins, defeats and losses only are easily exploited. (1) It rewards the quality and consistency of results over sheer frequency of playing. Remember: if you know your opponent use “Play with Friends”

We also started clamping down more on cheats (as playing known opponents can easily skew the results).

Due to the gaming of the system, we also removed “Play with Friends” as earning ranking points.

You’ll notice periodic jumps in your leaderboard position when we do the clean-up. This is because the system actively encouraged people to get a good position on the leaderboard, and then never play again.

We now periodically clear out the non-active users from the leaderboard.

While appearing a benefit those with lower ranking points, mathematically this actually benefits those with higher ranking points as the points lost (if they lose) is smaller, and points won (if they win) larger than if the beginner was on their actual ranking points.

(Beginners found it was easier to create a new account than to win your way back up.)

To prevent duplicate accounts and to remove the demoralising feeling of dropping down the leaderboard, we made it so no one could drop below their initial ranking points.

You also don’t necessarily lose on one game all the points you won over the previous games (in fact, that’s highly unlikely). Note that there is no upper or lower limit.

Your ranking points are then adjusted by the sum.Each pairing is then added up: if you win against 5 players you will win 5 times as many points as if you play against 1.So beating a lower opponent is a small rise, beating a higher opponent a larger rise. The points won/lost is calculated from the difference between your ranking points, as per ELO.All human players are treated as pairs, and each is a win/loss between themselves and change in ranking points calculated accordingly.If you want to move up in ranking points and class, you should be aiming for at least a 40% win rate and be placing relatively high in your losses as well. You require a good win-rate to move up the leaderboard otherwise you will stay where you are or move down. You can gain or lose anywhere from 0 to 20 or more ranking points per game depending on the number of players, your's and their ranking points, and your end position. The simplest way to say it is, you start at roughly 1000 ranking points and every 50-100 you go up in class, 1250 points being Grand Master. The rank is for fun! Don't take it too serious.We have millions of users and the leaderboard positions can fluctuate greatly because of this. We will be updating this system later this year.AI difficulty does not take into account your rank or class.In some cases, there can be a delay up to 24hrs for ranking points to change. Even if you lose, ranking point changes cannot be calculated until the game has ended. CHANGES ARE NOT CALCULATED in real time.You’ll notice we’ve removed display of this after each game in the latest release as we had too many questions – but you can still see it on the leaderboard page It’s possible for you to win a game, but go down in leaderboard position if others also win. It is important to to note that class and leaderboard rank are not directl y related but both are determined by your ranking points. In the app we do display your leaderboard position (the number that varies between 1 and 3+ million). Your ranking points are not visible in the app to avoid confusion - it’s a number calculated to 6 decimal places. The size of the change depends on the difference between your ranking points when you start the game. You are given initial rating points and you win/lose rating points against opponents. The RISK ranking system is a modified version of the ELO system used in Chess. In RISK, you earn R anking Points from 'Global Domination' multiplayer matches only. Solution home RISK FAQ How is my RISK rank calculated?