How standings are ranked
The order standings are sorted in, and the tiebreaks used when players are level.
Standings update every time a score is recorded or changed.
Leagues
Players or teams are ranked by points. A league that gives no points for anything is ranked by wins, then by win percentage, instead. If two are level, these tiebreaks are used in order:
- Head-to-head: who won more of their matches against each other.
- Game difference (points difference in pickleball).
- Set difference (game difference in pickleball).
- Surname, alphabetically.
When three or more are level, the same rules apply to every pair of them. If two have played each other, the winner ranks higher. If they haven't, or their meetings are even, game difference decides. If results go round in a circle (A beat B, B beat C, C beat A), game difference decides between them.
Social groups
Social groups are ranked by wins, then by win percentage. After that, the same tiebreaks apply: head-to-head, game difference, set difference, then surname.
What the columns mean
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| P | Matches played |
| W | Matches won |
| L | Matches lost |
| GF, GA, GD | Games for, against and difference (tennis and padel) |
| PF, PA, PD | Points for, against and difference (pickleball) |
| Win% | Share of matches won |
| Pts | League points (not shown for social groups) |
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