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I'm confused about how Elo could work properly in a game such as League. The Elo rating system was originally developed for 1 versus 1 chess games as I understand it. So, how could it properly show you your skill level in a game where your victory or defeat hangs on the additional requirement of the skill levels of people other than your opponentsjust you and yoursyour opponent? (Meaning that the skill levellevels of yourthe team mates mattersmatter as well.)

I'm confused about how Elo could work properly in a game such as League. The Elo rating system was originally developed for 1 versus 1 chess games as I understand it. So, how could it properly show you your skill level in a game where your victory or defeat hangs on the additional requirement of skill levels other than your opponents and yours? (Meaning that the skill level of your team mates matters as well.)

I'm confused about how Elo could work properly in a game such as League. The Elo rating system was originally developed for 1 versus 1 chess games as I understand it. So, how could it properly show you your skill level in a game where your victory or defeat hangs on the additional requirement of the skill levels of people other than just you and your opponent? (Meaning that the skill levels of the team mates matter as well.)

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I'm confused about how Elo could work properly in a game such as League. The Elo rating system was originally developed for 1 versus 1 chess games as I understand it. So, how could it properly show you your skill levelyour skill level in a game where your victory or defeat hangs on the additional requirement of skill levels other than your opponents and yours? (Meaning that the skill level of your team matesteam mates matters as well.)

I'm confused about how Elo could work properly in a game such as League. The Elo rating system was originally developed for 1 versus 1 chess games as I understand it. So, how could it properly show you your skill level in a game where your victory or defeat hangs on the additional requirement of skill levels other than your opponents and yours? (Meaning that the skill level of your team mates matters as well.)

I'm confused about how Elo could work properly in a game such as League. The Elo rating system was originally developed for 1 versus 1 chess games as I understand it. So, how could it properly show you your skill level in a game where your victory or defeat hangs on the additional requirement of skill levels other than your opponents and yours? (Meaning that the skill level of your team mates matters as well.)

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Is the Elo system in League of Legends accurate?

I'm confused about how Elo could work properly in a game such as League. The Elo rating system was originally developed for 1 versus 1 chess games as I understand it. So, how could it properly show you your skill level in a game where your victory or defeat hangs on the additional requirement of skill levels other than your opponents and yours? (Meaning that the skill level of your team mates matters as well.)