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Originally Posted by Zoughtbaj
 whoa, wait, did I miss something?
 yes I did. you're right, QS is a straight forward 0 1 and 2, RS is tie breaking those. Thank you. 
I'm still curious if we will see RS making a difference in the top 8-10 positions, or if ties will be somewhat of a rarity. As far as I can tell, the higher that both sides score, the better benefit for both of them.
In any case, it will be exciting to watch some Week 1 regional streams and see how things turn out. |
Actually you are both right. Rankings are first generated on the W-L-T system, like years previous to 2010. This is your qualification score.
In order to break ties on this system, you then get a Ranking score on top of your qualifcation score. If you win you get your oppones unpenalised score and If you loose or tie your get your penalised score.
This system gives you WLT, but at the same time looks at how easy or hard your win was, and rewards teams who won by a close call compared to those who just completely dominated in each match.