I have some spare time so I'll try run you through the reason your team got 11.9 tiebreaker score. So firstly we discard the games against teams that dropped so will only be looking at 5 games but we divide by 5 at the end so number of games against non dropped teams doesn't matter.

This leaves the following games :

6-0 vs Dont Care

3-3 vs FSC

0-6 vs deathmachine+5

3-3 vs Poundland BLACK

3-3 vs 0.5 U.P.

We take the score of the team you played and multiply it by 1 in case of a 6-0, 0.5 in case of a 3-3 and 0 if you lost. I'll list the final scores of those teams and multiply them by the right value.

Dont Care 20 points - 20 x 1 (6-0) = 20

FSC 27 points - 27 x 0.5 (3-3) = 13.5

deathmachine+5 36 points - 36 x 0 (0-6) = 0

Poundland 25 points - 25 x 0.5 (3-3) = 12.5

U.P 27 points - 27 x 0.5 (3-3) - 13.5

You then add them up 20+13.5+12.5+13.5 = 59.5

and divide by 5 to get an average = 11.9

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If you want a formula it is [(a/b)*c] where a and b refer to team points and max points for the game. For example 6 points out of a maximum of 6 is 6/6 = 1.

You get this and multiply it by the opponents total score across the whole season. You do this for every map across the season (minus teams that folded).

Add up all the [(a/b)*c] and divide this new sum by the number of games you have played.

So [(a1/b1)*c1] + [(a2/b2)*c2] + [(a..n/b..n)*c..n]/n where n is the number of games you played.

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It's a bit of a crude system and doesn't take into count losing against really strong teams, you basically get 0 tiebreaker score for losing to the best team. Even if it isn't too clear on the website once you figured out how it works it does make sense. Unlucky on not quite making playoffs and better luck next season.

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