How is the corresponding level calculated when scoring DOTA on VS?

It should not be the first floor to say.

In addition to correspondence.

It seems to be a bit of an average contrast.

I watched it many times.

No specific patterns were found.

Maybe it's based on some kind of algorithm.

But if the score is low and the score is high, the score of the high level will be high, and vice versa.

It doesn't seem to be the first floor to say, but if you win, you will receive the highest level of points, and if you lose, you will receive the lowest level of points.

If it's like the 1st floor, hehe, the position is not grabbed, and I want to match with the high-level, but the game will not fight with the high-level alone!

vs After the game is over, you can just take a look at it, and the list of plus and minus points clearly shows "xx ? Level corresponds to xx ? How many points are added (minus) to the level", it should be like I said, winning corresponds to the highest level of bonus points, and losing corresponds to the lowest level of minus points.

Is there a hero who clearly says it!!

Your own level corresponds to the opponent's average level, and the lower your level, the higher the opponent's average level, and the higher the score you get.

I don't agree with the statement upstairs, we have level 1 on our side, there is level 7 on the other side, I am level 3, we win, I only count my points according to the opponent's level 4, it seems that the opponent's average level is calculated.

1L to 7L... By analogy, ok, if you are confident, you can find a high-level counterpoint!!

The initial is 1000 points, and 700 points are a level, that is, 0-1699 is level 1, 1700-2399 is level 2, and so on.

When both players are at level 1-3.

For example, when two players are level 1 play, the winner will increase by 100 points, and the loser will be deducted 50 pointsAs the player's level rises, the fewer points you get for each game you win, and the more points you lose for each game you lose. If a senior player loses a match against a lower-division player, the number of points they lose will increase.

Based on the average rating of the two sides in the match, the greater the difference in ranks, the lower the score will be higher if the team wins, and the lower the score will be if the higher team wins, and vice versa.

A lot of copies above look tired, let me tell you briefly, 700 points to upgrade to one level, the lower the level to win the more you lose, the higher the level to win the less you lose, so when the level is low, as long as you don't lose all the time, the more you play, the more points will definitely be higher, but the high level must have a high winning rate, because the less points you win, the more points you lose.