Every player is rated 0 to 100. Your rating determines which categories you can enter and who you can team up with.
All PPS players are assigned a rating from 0 to 100. This number reflects your current playing level and is used to keep tournament categories fair and competitive. Your rating sets your home tier in each division. Tier 1 is the highest.
| Tier | PPS rating | ≈ Level |
|---|---|---|
| T1Open | 65+ | 4.6+ |
| T2Diamond | 55–64 | 3.9–4.5 |
| T3Platinum | 47–54 | 3.3–3.8 |
| T4Silver Beginners | 0–46 | 0.0–3.2 |
| Tier | PPS rating | ≈ Level |
|---|---|---|
| T1Open | 62+ | 4.3+ |
| T2Intermediate | 50–61 | 3.5–4.3 |
| T3Amateurs | 0–49 | 0.0–3.4 |
| Tier | PPS rating | ≈ Level |
|---|---|---|
| T1Challenger Pro | 63+ | 4.4+ |
| T2Intermediate | 49–62 | 3.4–4.3 |
| T3Amateurs | 0–48 | 0.0–3.4 |
Move the slider to see the level and home tier.
I have a level from another app (0–7).
Level = PPS rating × 0.07. A guide for comparing with other apps — your official level is your PPS rating.
Some categories also have a combined rating cap for a team, for example a team rating under 90. Check each event for its specific rules.
Your rating is not fixed. It changes over time based on your match results in PPS events.
If you are new to PPS, you will receive an initial rating based on a short self-assessment and any available match history. After your first few events, your rating will quickly adjust to reflect your true level. The more matches you play, the more accurate it gets.
All PPS players, searchable and sortable. Click a column to sort.
| Player | Nat. | Gender | Hand | Rating |
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