How Standings Are Calculated
Standings update automatically as scores are reported throughout your event. This article explains what each stat means and how rankings are determined.
Stats Tracked
Every player or team in your event has the following stats calculated from their match results:
Stat | Column Header | What It Means |
|---|---|---|
Wins | W | Total matches (or sets) won |
Losses | L | Total matches (or sets) lost |
Win Percentage | W% | Wins ÷ (Wins + Losses) |
Point Differential | PD | Total points scored minus total points allowed |
Total Points | TP | Sum of all points scored across all matches |
Point Percentage | PP% | Scoring efficiency — see formula below |
Average Point Differential | APD | Point Differential ÷ total matches played |
Average Points | AP | Total Points ÷ total sets played |
How Rankings Are Determined
Standings are ranked using a 3-tier sorting system:
Primary sort — All players/teams are first ranked by this stat (default: Wins)
Secondary tiebreaker — If two or more players/teams are tied on the primary stat, this breaks the tie (default: Head-to-Head)
Tertiary tiebreaker — If still tied after the secondary, this is the final tiebreaker (default: Point Differential)
You can customize all three tiers per division — see How to Modify Tiebreakers.
Standings Views
Depending on your event, you may see different ways to view standings:
View | What It Shows |
|---|---|
By Group (default) | Separate standings table for each group within the division |
By Division | All groups merged into a single ranked list across the entire division |
Per Round | Standings calculated for one round at a time, with a round selector to navigate between rounds |
Per-round standings are available for ladder and league formats (Standard Ladder, Switch Ladder, Humpty Dumpty, and Cream of the Crop). Use the left/right arrows to cycle through rounds.
Standings Refresh
Automatic: Standings refresh every 30 seconds while you're viewing them
Manual: Pull down on the standings screen to force a refresh
Standings recalculate in real time as scores are reported, so there's no delay between a match finishing and the rankings updating.
Walkovers and Forfeits
When a match is marked as a walkover (forfeit), it counts as a 1–0 win for the non-forfeiting team. Walkover matches do not count toward point-based stats (PD, TP, PP%, etc.) — only the win/loss record is affected.