A padel ranking from 0.00 to 7.00, earned from real matches
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TOP OF THE BOARD
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MATCHES NEAR YOU
Four people. Your level. Tonight.
A sample of what open games look like — each one shows the level range before you ask. Every padel WhatsApp group in Lahore is a permanent negotiation about the fourth player — this is the replacement.
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See all open games →Joining hands you to the group's WhatsApp — we deliberately do not build chat.
THE SCALE
0.00 to 7.00, in 8 honest bands.
Two decimals, always — the difference between 3.40 and 3.90 is the difference between a good game and a bad one. One match gives you a ranking; three makes it stand on its own.
Where a ranking comes from
Six questionsa starting ranking
1 matchthe number starts moving
3 matchesthe ? comes off
60% reliabilityReliable, and on the board
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RANKING SCALE0 players placed
0.00–1.00Initiation0 players—
1.00–1.50Beginner0 players—
1.50–2.50Improver0 players—
2.50–3.50Intermediate0 players—
3.50–4.50Upper Intermediate0 players—
4.50–5.40Advanced0 players—
5.40–6.00Competitor0 players—
6.00–7.00Elite0 players—
—Nobody sits at — — unrated, 0% of ranked players below—?
FEATURED PLAYERS
The top of the national board.
Reliable rankings only — nobody appears here on a provisional number. Every card opens a public profile with its full match history and maths.
Provisional players are held back until reliability passes 75% — 61% of the board is still firming up.How reliability works
NO BLACK BOX
Other apps move your ranking. We show the working.
We rank on margin against expectation, never just who won — so you can lose and go up. Every change ships with the sentence that explains it and a receipt you can check — and your number is never nudged: every match you have played is replayed from scratch, and the result is the weighted average of all of them.
1We work out the share of games your team was expected to take.
2We compare it with the share you actually took.
3The gap moves your number — scaled by how sure we already were.