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I think it is. Because of the glicko-2 ranking system it isn’t as simple as wins and losses like elo. Your own performance greatly changes the chance to rank up. Also playing against people ranked higher than you increases the chance you’ll rank up. So technically, if you do really well individually in a loss against way higher ranked people u might still rank up.
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i mean you can rank up on a draw so maybe? idk
yes you can lose a game and when win a game and rank up from that
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this
maybe if someone from the opposite team get vac banned at the end of the game or ow banned. im pretty sure u get elo when a cheater in the oppsite team is caugth in the same match
I've never heard of it happen but if it happened to your friend then I guess it is?
Might be because mm has a set rank distribution, so maybe some other players in that rank bracket lost a lot of mmr so the system promoted your friend because even after losing he still had more mmr than those other guys who deranked
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Yeah maybe, I always figured that you can only lose mmr from a loss but maybe you're right
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it happened to me actually, i lost a match and then ranked up to LE
>Is it possible to lose a match then rank up
>it happened to a friend of mine
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idk i am hardstuck s2
I think this is the only possible scenario for this to happen. Imagine this (I chose random numbers to demonstrate my thoughts):
You are global with 1025 elo (global is from 1000 and supreme is 900-1000).
You lose a game vs low ranked people and now you have 975 elo.
You lose another game vs high ranked people and you have 955 elo.
During that game someone from the 1st match gets banned and you get 50 elo back.
You lost 2 games and still rank up due to having 1005 elo.
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what does MM have?
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"CS:GO follows a modified Glicko-2 ranking system, according to Valve. ... Factors such as kills, deaths, MVPs, assists, damage given, and bomb plants all affect a hidden numerical value that determines your place within a rank. A general in-game model to follow would be to play for the round win and not for kills"
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"a hidden numerical value that determines your place within a rank"
so I would call this number elo or hidden MMR, but whatever
That this is not only effected by win/loss is also known, but as nobody knows how the ranks exactly work, I tried to showcase how an uprank while losing a match could work. The other factors are not really relevant in this case, but I get your point.
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Their system doesnt make any sense. I had 6-7 wins and no rank up then I stopped playing MM that oftrn and just played 1 game a week and had like 2 L-2W- 2L- 1W and after that 1 W I got rank up even the enemy was weaker than before at 6 win streak
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