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You have two guys with different points, 3950 and 3900, both ranked No. 1 on the Sixers. How's that work exactly? And you seem to be ranking the top players on sides and totals separately, instead of the old way of just combining the two. Maybe a good idea, but the integrity of your numbers is gone, one of the things we count on the most.

Along with the consensus changes and the new Contests formats, the last thing we needed was incorrect information. Hope you get some of it straightened out.

nobrainer · Answer

You have two guys with different points, 3950 and 3900, both ranked No. 1 on the Sixers. How's that work exactly? And you seem to be ranking the top players on sides and totals separately, instead of the old way of just combining the two. Maybe a good idea, but the integrity of your numbers is gone, one of the things we count on the most.

Along with the consensus changes and the new Contests formats, the last thing we needed was incorrect information. Hope you get some of it straightened out.

nobrainer · Answer

You also have two No. 3s on the Bulls, one with 3850 points and the other with 4400. You don&#x27;t have to be a math teacher to know they are not equal. You&#x27;re ruining some people&#x27;s day, months, year. Way to go.

Covers-Team · Answer

Sorry for the inconvenience. We are working to resolve the issue with the team expert rankings.- CT

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