Right, I hear all that and I’ve heard it before from others.
Was not trying to make you look like anything, just pointing out interesting and relevant facts, like 20-0 against tier 4.
PPG is not like a high score that you should be trying to see how high you can get, not necessarily. If you take all comers, don’t expect your PPG to be maximized.
Whether you get a 3 point score that very slightly lowers your PPG or your PPG stays unchanged, the difference is not significant.
I would argue that you should NOT be close to tier 1 (3.40) because you have gone 1-15 against tier 1’s. So I actually think that it’s good that beating a tier 4 is 3 points and would slightly lower a player who has PPG over 3.00. You are 4-3 against Karl who is at 2.72 and 4-1 against Juan who is at 2.65. Seems 3.30 is where you should be, definitely no higher. So in my mind you are reinforcing that it is appropriate to drop slightly for playing tier 4’s.
A tier 4 is 1.50 or below. You went 20-0 against them this year. If you’re just playing to have fun (taking all comers) that’s awesome, that’s what the league is all about. But the idea that you can just play any challenger who comes along without considering their rating at all, and that your rating should be maximized, just doesn’t really mix, not with this system.
ELO has flaws too. It is easy to become over-rated, by beating up on weaklings a lot.