It is based off of wins in year two alone. So if you have a high win percentage, you will have a high elo, And if you have a high win percentage against very good players, you will have an even higher elo. Your elo is low because your win percentage isn't very good (no offense).
Now up to a certain point you gain blame bad teams, but elo takes into account the difficulty of winning each game before determining how many points to give/take away. Basically it sums up all the points on your team versus the enemy team, and rewards/punishes you accordingly. This means that someone with a low KD who works very well with their teammates will have a higher elo than someone who is a lone wolf.
In other words you could be carried or brought down by your teammates to an extent, but the higher your elo, the more you get punished (which means if you don't help out against those harder teams you will lose a LOT of elo) and the lower your elo the exact opposite happens.
Overall if you are somewhere in the middle the score doesn't mean much, but if your score is high you are probably very good, and if your score is low you are probably very bad. Yours is in the middle which doesn't really tell you much.
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