Documentation

Everything from break-off to broadcast.

Short, practical guides for referees, club managers and streamers. Start with your first match — most people are scoring within two minutes.

Ranking Ladder & Players

Cross-club Rankings

Requires Club

Rankings opens with My club, your own club's ladder (see The ranking ladder), followed by seven cross-club tabs across two independent tracks.

Blended tiers: Overall, Doubles, Club

These three tabs read from the same rating a player carries into every casual and tournament match. Club ranks players within a single club; Overall and Doubles blend a player's rating across every club they're linked to.

Tournament-only tiers: Tournament, Country, State/Province, City

These four tabs read from a second, completely independent rating that only updates from matches played inside a tournament — a player's casual club-night form never affects it. Country, State/Province, and City open on your own club's registered location, and the pickers above the table let you browse any other country, state or city's board.

Linking a player across clubs

When you type a player's name at match setup, players with the same name at other clubs show up as Link to [player] — Other Club. Picking one sends a link request; it doesn't link anything yet. The other club approves or dismisses it from the Pending Links panel in Players (a badge on the Players tile on their Hub shows when one is waiting). If the player is already shared across several clubs, the player's home club decides. Once approved, their matches, ratings, and match count are shared between both clubs — playing at either venue updates the one identity, instead of each club tracking a separate player from zero. Unlinking is one-sided and instant: it severs one club's connection without touching the other club's copy of the player or their rating.

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