Understanding Standings

Standings (the leaderboard) show how every player or team ranks in a tournament. They update live as matches finish and are visible on the public tournament page — no login required.

Standings Columns

Col	Name	Meaning
#	Rank	Your position on the leaderboard
M	Matches Played	Number of completed matches you appeared in
W	Wins	Matches you won
L	Losses	Matches you lost (M − W)
WP	Win Points	Total points/games you scored across all matches
LP	Loss Points	Total points/games your opponents scored against you
Ratio	Efficiency	WP ÷ (WP + LP) — proportion of all points you won. Displayed to 2 decimal places
Pts	Points (Net)	WP − LP — positive means you scored more than you conceded

How Standings Work Per Format

Americano / Mexicano (Padel)

You are ranked by total accumulated points across all rounds. Each match you play adds to your WP (points you scored) and LP (points conceded). Your Pts column shows the net difference. The player with the highest Pts leads.

Tennis / Padel (Fixed Teams)

Teams are ranked by match wins first, then by games or sets won. The standings show sets won/lost after a set is completed. For league tournaments, the table uses configurable points (Win = 3, Draw = 1, Loss = 0 by default).

Tiebreak Order

When players have equal scores, the leaderboard breaks ties in this order:

Wins — most wins first
Pts — highest net points
Ratio — highest efficiency

Live vs Final Standings

Live — standings update as each match completes. You can watch the leaderboard shift in real time on the public tournament page.
Final — when the organizer completes the tournament, standings are locked. They remain visible on the public page and in your player history.

Category Standings

If the tournament uses categories, each category has its own independent standings table. Your rank is within your category only — the overall leaderboard may look different.