The ranking ladder

Every singles match updates both players' ratings automatically using an Elo-style system — new players start at 1200, and rating swings are larger for a player's first 30 rated matches, then settle down.

The ladder is the My club tab on Rankings. It ranks every player by current rating and shows matches played, win rate, and highest break. Filter by date range (last 30 days, this year, all time, or a custom range) and set a minimum matches-played threshold to keep occasional players from crowding the top. Tap any row to open that player's full profile.

Inactive players drift back to 1200

So the top of the ladder isn't held by someone who peaked once and stopped playing, a player's displayed rating starts drifting back toward 1200 after 30 days without a match, by about 10 points a month. It never crosses 1200, and their next match picks up from their real rating.

Player cards

On a player's profile, tap Player card to make a shareable PNG for a club's WhatsApp group or social page. Pick one of three designs (Spotlight, dark with a round photo; Broadcast, a TV-graphic look with a big rating; Light, a clean white card), choose which stats go on it (win rate, matches played, highest break, current and peak rating, centuries, won–lost) and whether to show the photo. A live preview updates as you go, and your choices are remembered for the next card. Cards are 1080×1350 (4:5) and saved at double resolution so they stay sharp.

Player names on match history, match results and the tournament page also link straight to that player's profile.

Singles and doubles ladders

A Singles / Doubles toggle at the top of the ladder switches between two completely independent ratings — a doubles match never affects a player's singles rating, and vice versa. Both start new players at 1200 and use the same larger-swings-for-the-first-30-matches settling period.