The thing is that Evenmatch and our stats database aren't connected, and log their data differently.
Evenmatch is using it's own database of PPHs, which is stored on the server itself in a .ini file. Evenmatch deletes this data if it has not seen a players for 180 days. (Used to be 30 days before, but that caused problems with players such as Dally and Fors, who play only rarely these days, but are rather strong player.)
Evenmatch also logs the PPH based on the GUID, so peeps sharing the same GUID (like all those who bought their game on GOG and are using their default key) will mostl likely have their Evenmatch PPHs all mashed together into one.
The stats database has some sort of own ranking system, which you have refered to in your screenshots. But we don't know what exactly this is based on, so using it in order to analyze if teams are fair or not is tricky. It also seems strange to me that some regular players like Go-The-Unkown and AHooter_Waitress don't have any ranking at all.
I don't know how the stats database differentiates between players, but it does seem to take the username into account, thereby potentially avoiding issues with shared GUIDs but creating new issues by creating a new user profiles any time that someone decides to use a new name or changes something about their spelling. -> see AC[Wales] versus AC_Wales, -Nick- vs -Funky- , or all the different Swampicas (that one has so many different database profiles that I'm wondering if the IP also plays a role).
I think it would be more helpful to compare the SPH from the stats database (which I assume means Score Per Hour, and seems to be the stats database's equivalent of Points Per Hour), which you can see here in row 8:
http://stats.ceonss.net/index.php?stats=players
However, in cases where someone has several stats database entries, it still brings up the problem of which one to use.
Overall, it should still be noted that the stats database and Evenmatch are not connected, and Evenmatch might have logged very different PPHs due to the previous "delete after 30 days not seen" setting and attaching the PPH to the GUIDs, whereas the stats db has continously logged stuff since October 2018, but matched them to players in a different way. So drawing conclusions from one to the other is gonna be imperfect either way.
