Week of July 27, 2026
Asia Pacific Ranking
Elo rating over every pro series since 2013. Internationals weigh most; bigger wins move more. How it works
| # | ± | Team | League | Roster | Rating | 12 weeks | 90 days | Peak |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #13 | – | ![]() | 1750+9 | 8W 2L | 1880 | |||
| #16 | – | ![]() | 1690+3 | 10W 6L | 1771 | |||
| #28 | ▼4 | ![]() | 1595−24 | 7W 8L | 1740 | |||
| #31 | ▲5 | ![]() | 1590+24 | 3W 5L | 1913 | |||
| #36 | ▲2 | ![]() | 1557+11 | 5W 5L | 1635 | |||
| #40 | ▼1 | ![]() | 1535−10 | 3W 6L | 1689 | |||
| #55 | ▼1 | ![]() | 1358−11 | 0W 6L | 1503 | |||
| #58 | – | ![]() | 1291−4 | 0W 6L | 1634 |
1–8 of 8 ranked teams
How the ranking works
- Every finished series since 2013 updates both teams' ratings, oldest first (forfeits are ignored).
- Stakes set the swing: internationals count most, then major leagues, then the rest; playoff series count 25% more.
- Margin matters: a 3–0 moves ratings more than a 3–2.
- Renamed organisations keep their rating (SK Telecom T1 → T1).
- To be ranked, a team needs a series in the last 120 days and 8+ series in major leagues or internationals over the past year.
- Past weeks show the ranking as it stood that Monday; the arrows compare with the week before.
