How Trekkr Works
Trekkr uses a proven ELO rating system — the same idea used in chess and pro sports — adapted for padel. Every match you play adjusts your rating based on the result and the strength of your opponents.
Win and your rating goes up. Lose and it dips. How much depends on who you played — beating a stronger pair is worth more than beating a weaker one.
You beat a higher-rated pair, so the gain is bigger — and both partners earn the same boost.
Three Things The Engine Weighs
Before each match the engine estimates each team's probability of winning, then compares it to the actual result. Beating stronger pairs earns more.
Winning matters — but how you win matters too. A dominant victory can generate additional rating benefit compared to a narrow win.
Padel is doubles. Trekkr averages each pair's rating to set the expectation, then adjusts both partners after the match.
New players need match data before receiving a reliable rating. A minimum of 15 recorded matches is required — and the more you play, the more precise your rating becomes. Until then, your passport shows a "calibrating" status.
Your rating maps to a tier so you always know where you stand. Climb the ladder as your rating grows.
Trekkr studies every match you've recorded to find the partner you win with most. Your strongest partnership — and your win rate together — shows right on your passport.
Earn badges as you play — from clutch upsets to loyal partnerships. 25 badges across five categories, each unlocked by what you do on court.
Weekly PlayRank, a Combine, or a tournament — at any venue or community in the network — it all feeds a single rating. Your competitive identity follows you everywhere you play.
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