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for instance as soon as i crossed over 4000 points it was -100 +300
and i had a positive winrate for my recent matches,
you start at a flat -100 +200
from there if you keep winning matches you get -100 +300 even more wins will cap at around -100 +500
if you lose this win streak you will go back towards -100 +300 keep losing and its back to -100 +200
now you are back at the flat -100 +200
if you lose a match you get -100 +100
go on a lose streak and eventually you get -200 +100
keep losing and you get -300 +100
keep losing even more and you get the dreaded -500 +100
if you start winning matches from here eventually you will you get back to -300 +100.
keep winning more matches than you lose and eventually you will return to -100 +200
even while unraked or under 4k this system is still in place.
TLDR
if you lose more matches than you win in recent games the amount of rating you lose will increase compared to what you gain
if you win more matches than you lose in recent games the amount of rating you will gain will increased compared to what you lose.
Nice theory, but this is bollocks, I have 65% winrate
my friend plays with full group only and is above 7000, same thing. he has about 70-80% winrate ...
what you're saying is just not true.
how many matches have you played? show us some proof .. you probably got lucky and won couple matches against higher ranks and now you think this is how it is.