PPC Rangliste
What is it?
PPC Rangliste is our new ranking system that makes padel more competitive, structured, and fun. It’s designed so players of every level can join without worrying about arranging partners or ending up in mismatched games. You sign up alone, get paired automatically, and play against opponents at your level. Results are tracked by the chess-based ELO rating system, giving you a fair ranking that continuously updates.
Why join?
- No hassle: You don’t need to gather three other players—just sign up alone and you’ll be matched automatically.
- Fair competition: The Danish self-rated level system is unreliable, and matches with strangers often end up unbalanced. The ELO rating system fixes this by creating fair matchups based on your results.
- Track progress: Every result counts toward the public ranking list. You can follow your progress week by week and aim to climb the ladder instead of just playing casual matches.
How it works
- Sign up: Register individually each week through Bookli under “Events → PPC Rangliste.”
- When: Matches are every Saturday 9:00–11:00 (more times will come later).
- Scoring: We use the chess-based ELO system. Win and you gain points, lose and you drop points.
- Season: Points carry through October to February. At the end, the top-ranked player wins the prize.
- Free trial: To celebrate PPC’s birthday, all Saturdays in October are free—two hours of padel at no cost while the system calibrates your level.
FAQ – PPC Ranking
- How do I sign up?
Through Bookli → “Events → PPC Ranking.” Register individually each week. - Where do I see matches and rankings?
At ppcrangliste.dk (also linked in Bookli). Schedules, results, and live rankings are posted there. - Do I need a partner?
No. The system assigns your partner and opponents for each set. - Game format?
One set with golden point. At 6–6, standard tie-break. After entering results, the system creates new matchups to keep games balanced. - How many matches per session?
Expect 3–4 sets in two hours. - How is my level calculated?
With the chess ELO system. It compares expected vs actual results and adjusts your points accordingly. - Starting level?
All begin at 1500 ELO, adjusted by DPF rating. Levels stabilize after a few matches. - When are matches played?
Saturdays 9:00–11:00. More slots may be added. - What if I miss a week?
No penalty. Points change only when you play. - Can I join mid-season?
Yes, anytime. - Are matches mixed?
Matchups are skill-based, so if you are at the same level, gender doesn’t matter. - Who enters the results?
Players enter their own scores. Staff assist if needed. - Cost?
Free every Saturday in October. Pricing announced after trial weeks. - Prizes?
Announced end of season. Categories include: #1 ranked, Most Matches Played, Most Matches Won, and more.