Australasian Warhammer 40K Tournament Rankings

<body> <h1><b><font size="5">40K Tournament Rankings</font></b></h1> <p><i>What are the Australasian Tournament Rankings</i></p> <p>Warhammer tournaments are regularly held to allow players to come together to enjoy their hobby.  For some, part of the fun is having bragging rights.  Others may just like to see their name on a list of the best players across Australia and New Zealand.  The Australasian Tournament Rankings (ATR) provide this, showing how successful Warhammer 40K players have been over the last twelve months.</p> <p>In addition, players and collectors may be interested in how popular or successful different Warhammer 40K armies are.  This site provides information on what tournaments have been held, how often each 40K army has been used at tournaments, and the average success of the army, both Australia wide and on a state by state basis.</p> <p>The ATR are based on the results of tournaments held over the last 12 months.  Thus players rankings will tend to go up and down as newer events are added to rankings and events over 12 months drop off the current rankings.   There is also historical information on the most successful players and armies for 2008 and 2007.</p> <p>The method for calculating the rankings has been changed for 2009 onwards.  The weighting of events has changed so that the Log32 weighting is used for all categories.  Additionally, your Rankings score is now based on your best 4 results (previously it was your best 3).  </p> <p>The key thing to remember about these rankings is that this is a seeding system and is not a measure of capability. It reflects how successful players have been, not necessarily how good they are.</p> <p> </p> <p><a target="_top" href="../index.htm">Gosford Gamers Guild</a>         <a target="_top" href="ATR_home.htm">ATR Home</a>         <a href="ATR_site_map.htm">Site Map</a> </p> </body>