Sauron has the highest elo of any dominion player by a long shot, or he did the last time we were able to access elo.

He had something like 2750, and was a good 300 ahead of the next closest, iirc.

Point being, I don't think even throwing thirty games would do anything except get him reported.

I'm not sure what the OP considers high elo, but mine I think is holding steady somewhere between 1850 and 1900, (I have roughly the same W/L ratio as when we lost the ability to see elo, so I'm assuming it hasn't fluctuated that much).

Blind pick is generally 2-3 minutes, draft is usually anywhere between 15 and 30 minutes, although I had it go for over an hour yesterday before giving up.

if you don't mind me asking, what is your current wins over losses?

~3:50

High elo EU side is 30+ minute queues, a 15 minute queue is seen as short, so it could be worse guys

at mid elo 2100~ it's 2-4 minutes

high elo is probably 20+ minutes.

low elo is probably same queue times as mid elo since the game mode is rare.

you can't get any info from that.

Win difference only somewhat implies rating. The majority of us solo queue, so outliers with this statistic are infrequent. I'm sitting at +767 wins over losses at the moment, but you could get to high Elo with a much lower win difference like +50. It really depends on which games you're winning and losing.

holy... you have more of a w/l difference than i have of total games played. dear god. I'm only over that if you include all the SR games that i used to play. sheesh.

1900-2100

I vary somewhere around 2-5 minutes.

However, people who dodge make it take a lot longer.

It's pretty much holding steady at somewhere between 25-30 more wins than losses.

When I first started playing dominion, I believe I started out on a ridiculous hot-streak, like 40-5. So that is what shot my elo up as high as it is, which is why its at 1850-1900 despite the low W/L rating compared to most other people I see at my elo.

If you started out pretty even and then started rolling up the wins, you could have a lot less elo than me, even if you have a better W/L ratio since the system will fluctuate you more when you're just starting.

So yeah, tl;dr: 25-30, but W/L ratio really doesn't tell you much about elo.

2100 mid elo?


Probably ~3 minutes for me.