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https://www.reddit.com/r/CrucibleGuidebook/comments/12d19zi/how_to_get_rank_up_more_than_plat/
In short, bungie have internal MMR.
If your internal MMR > your rank, you'll receive more points for win and lose less
if your internal MMR < your rank, you'll receive very little amount of points for win and lose a lot more
How to increase your internal MMR? Nobody knows, just play PvP and geet goot.
One day I had 70% winrate and got +50 points in total.
not gonna be able to get out of gold for the title because i'm playing adepts every game lmfao
I mean, just because they're an Adept, doesn't mean they're good. I have faced many Ascendants and Adepts that were below average. Like I said, the system they use is terrible.
Also, this post is a good indication of how it works:
https://old.reddit.com/r/CrucibleGuidebook/comments/12ga151/why_does_this_happen/jflpdbv/
Others have already provided answers but there's the explanation directly from Bungie alongside some details of how the system is changing over coming seasons.