Rankings / Wilbur Wong / Planetary Qualifier Victoria Park

Wilbur Wong at Planetary Qualifier Victoria Park

melee.gg
Planetary Premier April 19, 2026 Record 3-1-2
Rating after 1,732
+51
Rating before 1,681 RD 169
Rating after 1,732 RD 151
Effective multiplier 1.05x delta-weighted

// rating math · glicko-2 phase replay

How this rating change was computed

Glicko-2 doesn’t reward record — it rewards surprise. Winning a match the system expected you to win is worth almost nothing. Losing one is expensive. Losing to someone rated below you costs the most. The Planetary tier multiplier (1.0×) amplifies every gain and every loss. Top-cut rounds add more on top (Quarterfinals +0.15, Semifinals +0.25, Finals +0.35).

Phase Record Raw Glicko-2 Multiplier Applied Running
Swiss · 3 matches 3-0 +114.2 1.0× +114.2 1795
Quarterfinals · 1 match 0-1 -56.7 1.15× -65.2 1730
Total 3-1-2 +50.7 1732

Phase numbers use each opponent’s pre-tournament rating (the one shown on the leaderboard). The engine uses the opponent’s rating at the moment of the match — which for top-cut rounds includes their own Swiss performance — so the phase contributions above are approximate for Quarterfinals, Semifinals, and Finals. The Total is the engine’s actual output.

Biggest upset Beat Luke Williams 1980 at 27% odds / surprise +0.73
Costliest loss Lost to Andrew Blakeney 1485 at 74% odds / surprise -0.74

Matches (6)

Round HRI Opponent Result Odds Game W-L Multiplier Type
R1 1485 Andrew Blakeney Win 66% 2-0 1.15x Swiss
▲ R2 1980 Luke Williams Win 27% 2-1 1.15x Swiss
R3 1506 Aaronwalkom Win 64% 2-0 1.15x Swiss
R4 1569 HotShot_AT_44 Draw — 0-0 1.15x Swiss
R5 1671 mmercer71 Draw — 0-0 1.15x Swiss
▼ QF 1485 Andrew Blakeney Loss 74% 1-2 1.15x Top Cut

Per-match multipliers reflect what the engine applied at the time this snapshot was recorded. The Effective Multiplier above is a delta-weighted average across all phases — Finals matches swing the headline more than Swiss rounds when they produced bigger rating changes. How it works.