Search your name first — you may already be on a draw sheet.
Five counted matches make a provisional number — a banded division does it in a weekend.
Ten matches make it reliable; every club, coach and draw can read it.
Enter a tournament at your level.
Divisions are banded by rating, so everyone in your flight is inside half a point. Three real matches, a draw sheet, a scorer — and every result counts.
Book a coaching session, or a rated open-play hour.
Coaching never touches your rating. Open rated play does — every game counts like a tournament match — and both are booked the same way, from the club's calendar.
The clubs that play it.
Courts, what is coming up, and whether the club is verified — an approved club with payments connected, so an entry fee goes where it should.
Who is where — and who to challenge.
The ladder for this sport, and the professionals the same engine rated. Challenge anyone within half a point with up to three times; nothing is booked until they accept.
Your rating in your sport. Nothing else moves it.
Side-out scoring, games to 11 by two, best of three. Only the serving side scores; the scorer calls the three numbers for you, starting at 0-0-2.
Ratings per player: singles and doubles, kept apart. In doubles the pair's strength is the average of the two — so a strong partner cannot carry your number, and a weak one cannot sink it.
Counted matches to a reliable number. Every club session counts, every event counts, and a self-posted score counts once your opponent confirms it.
Ten counted matches make the number reliable. Before that it is provisional and moves in bigger steps while it finds your level. Results from the last twelve months weigh most, so form shows up fast. Read the full method →
Rated from the matches you actually play.
The engine behind your pickleball number is the one we checked against a million professional tennis matches and the whole BWF, PSA and WTT archives. Pickleball's own pro tours keep their results behind terms we won't break — so here the proof is your club's results, every one of them on the record.
See the rankings →Tap who won the point. The engine does the rest.
The scorer keeps the side-outs, the second server and the three-number call so nobody argues about whose serve it is. Anyone with the link watches the score move, point by point, with no account.
What a good number looks like.
Every sport runs 1.00 to 16.00, but the crowd sits in a different place in each. These anchors come from the professional replay and the club ladder, not from a marketing chart.
Before your first rated match.
The full method, with the numbers, is on how MPR works.
Are singles and doubles rated separately?
Yes. In doubles the pair's strength is the average of the two players, so a strong partner cannot carry your number and a weak one cannot sink it.
How does the live scorer handle side-outs?
You tap who won the rally. The engine keeps who is serving, the second server and the three-number call from 0-0-2, and calls the interval and change of ends.
How many matches before I have a rating?
Five give you a provisional number; ten make it reliable. A rated open-play session with three games counts as three matches.
Why is there no pro list for pickleball?
The professional tours keep their results behind terms we won't break, so the pickleball pool is built from club play alone. The engine itself was checked on a million professional tennis matches and the full BWF, PSA and WTT archives.
Can I bring a friend who isn't rated?
Yes. A match against an unrated guest is a friendly — it never counts, for either of you — until they claim a profile.
Get rated in pickleball. It costs nothing.
Five matches is enough for a provisional number. Ten makes it reliable, and level-based draws open up.