Every player starts at 1000 points. After each confirmed match, points move from the loser to the winner — but the amount depends on who was expected to win.
Still getting started. Play 5 confirmed matches to earn your first class.
Developing player. Still building consistency. More losses than wins — keep playing, ratings always recover with improvement.
Solid club player. Competitive with most members. Wins and losses are roughly balanced. The most common class in the club.
Strong player. Consistently beats most club members. Better tactical awareness, good shot placement, fewer unforced errors.
Elite club player. Dominates most matchups. Controls rallies, reads opponents well, and wins under pressure. Club champion material.
Challenge and beat players above your current class — the rating gain is highest.
Play consistently. More matches mean your rating reflects your true level faster.
Only confirmed matches count. Unconfirmed or disputed matches have no ELO effect.
A 200-point gap means the stronger player wins about 76% of the time — so upsets are possible and rewarding.
Players are grouped by age based on their year of birth. Your category badge appears on the leaderboard and your profile. You can set your birth year in Account Settings.
Birth year not provided. All matches still count toward ELO and class.
Youngest category. Focus on fun and learning the fundamentals.
Building technique and consistency.
Developing tactical awareness and spin play.
Competitive juniors refining their game.
Senior High and transitioning to adult competition.
College-age players. Typically the most active and competitive group.
Experienced adult players. The heart of the club.
Veterans of the game. Experience and consistency over raw speed.