Know where you stand.
Ranked Tennis gives every player a rating built from the matches they actually play. Your opponent confirms each score, the math is public, and you can't hand the number to yourself. We're starting in Cebu.
Top of the ladder
The ladder is empty. It fills in as players finish their third rated match, and the first names go up here.
How a rated match works
- 1
Send an invite
Pick your opponent and invite them to a rated match. They accept in the app.
- 2
Enter the score
After you play, either of you enters the set scores.
- 3
Your opponent confirms
Nothing counts until the other player agrees with the score. Nobody can post a result alone.
- 4
Both ratings move
The moment it is confirmed, both ratings update. Win or lose, you see exactly how far.
How your rating works
It runs on Glicko-2, a system built for chess that tracks both your skill and how sure we are about it. In plain words:
- 1500
Everyone starts here
A new player begins at 1500 with a lot of uncertainty, so the first few matches move the number a lot.
- Upsets pay
Strong opponents are worth more
Beating someone rated above you gains more than beating someone below you. Losing to a weaker player costs more, too.
- Confidence
More matches, steadier number
Each rating carries a confidence level. It tightens as you play and loosens again if you go a couple of months without a match.
- 3 matches
Then you are ranked
You show up on the leaderboard after three rated matches. Casual matches have their own rating, so friendly games count too.