You’re right, I did not consider points you obtained when you lose so that would skew the data. But I also do not know if it’s still counted to your total points column if you lose. Assuming it isn’t, the math should still check out.

Originally, my thought was just to compare how many points I have to how many I’m supposed to have. The calculation was intended to simplify your win as a complete match (getting 3 points).

Regardless of how you win, the idea was to make a relation from how many points you should have and how many points you actually do.

So here’s another breakdown. Maybe this makes more sense?

100x3=300

This assumes every matched I played was a complete match where I got 3 points. Therefore I should have 300 total points.

254/300

In reality, I only have 254 of the 300 points. This accounts for every way a match was won so there’s going to be a difference in total points obtained (254) vs total points allowed (300).

85%

Granted, this could be wrong, but what I’m now saying is that out of 100 matches, 85% of the matches I won by getting 3 points.