PadelHub Rating System

PadelHub Rating is based on elo-rating, which is a system used in chess and other competitive games, and it provides a reliable way to track your progress and measure your performance against other players.

Throughout your tournament participation on PadelHub, your individual Elo rating will fluctuate based on the outcome of your matches, regardless of your teammate for each tournament. This ensures that your Elo ranking reflects your personal skill level and progress, rather than being influenced solely by the overall performance of your team.

To begin, each player is assigned an initial rating of 1500. After each game, the winning team gains up to 32 Elo points, while the losing team loses as many. The maximum point gain occurs when the underdog team emerges victorious, indicating a significant skill disparity. Each player has their own Elo rating, and the average of the two players on a team determines the Elo points won or lost. This averaged Elo is then applied to each player's individual ranking. For example:

Team 1

Player 1: 1800 rating

Player 2: 1900 rating

Team 2

Player 1: 1400 rating

Player 2: 1600 rating

The average rating of Team 1 is 1850, where the average of Team 2 is 1500.

If Team 1 wins, then each players rating will be increased by 4, where the same amount of points will be deducted from the players of Team 2.

On the other hand, if Team 2 wins, they will be awarded 28 points, where the same amount of points will be deducted from the players of Team 1.