How the standings are calculated

Americano, Mexicano and mix: on games won

In an Americano, Mexicano or mix variant the partners change every round. Your personal score is the total number of games you have won across all your matches. When points are equal, the number of matches played counts. If you play with fixed pairs, Slams counts per team, with the games balance as the tiebreak.

King of the Court and Beat the Box

King of the Court has no points scoring: the final standings come from the last fully played round. The pair on the King's Court finishes on top, winners above losers, descending to the lowest court. In Beat the Box each box has its own standings: every match is a single games score, a win gives 3 points and a draw 1, with the games balance as the tiebreak.

Team Clash and ladder

In Team Clash teams play against each other: 3 points per duel won, 1 for a draw, with the sets balance as the tiebreak. A ladder is a running ranking based on points earned, with the player rating as the tiebreak. Every ladder match played also adjusts the Slams rating.

Standings not adding up?

First check that all results have been entered, because empty matches are not counted. Seeing an incorrect result? Change it by correcting a result; the standings then recalculate automatically. To learn more about how ties are resolved, read tiebreakers, ELO and Buchholz.