Simple question, why are the games that have a different number of players on each team not included on the stats on the profile?

because they are practice games.

Plus, it would lead to great confusion and excess spam on the profile page that means nothing.

So,say you played in a 2v1 and you won. Does that mean you played in a game with a teammate against one person? or did you play alone against two?

there's a few reasons:
No way to show which side you played on (eg. were you on the small or large team?)
With uneven team games showing the profile would be very clustred with games
uneven team games are not ranked (which basicially means they don't show on the profile)

Edit: pooh got it first :p

Edited 4/13/2014 21:17:51

Henns:

you can easily show which team the player was with simple graphical tweaks:
. a) make the team stand out.. for example with bold font 2v3 or with a different color or underline
. b) you can make the stats always put your team in front eg. 2v3 means you with another player played against three opponents while 3v2 would be the opposite, meaning you had two partners, while the opposing team had only two players.

and it would be nice to have some uneven stats...

2v3
2v4
2v5
1v3

could look nice.

i don`t care though since i got hidden stats anyway ;)

Alter, do you realize how many different combinations and permutations there could be? There would be 40 alone for 20-player team games. Would amount to hundreds of combinations.

There are already a huge number of permutations, and though obviously this would add many more in theory, I doubt it would add that many more in practice.

The main reason I see against it is that unbalanced games are constrained to be practice games, and it would be inconsistent to have some types of practice games show up and others not. If you could have non-practice unbalanced games I don't see why you couldn't have that show up in the stats on your profile.