Levels 1–2
Under 400 points. Getting rallies going and learning the walls.
The 1–7 scale
Each level covers 200 rating points. Ranked matches move your rating, and your level follows, up or down.
Levels 3–4
400–799 points. Regular club play, building net play and the lob.
Level 5
800–999 points. Solid at the net and off the glass, competitive club matches.
Levels 6–7
1,000 points and above. Fast rallies, overheads and tournament play.
The in-app level test
7 questions
Experience, FFT ranking, play off the glass, then four questions for your range.
Set by the server
The app routes the questions; the level itself is assigned server-side.
Then your results
From there, only ranked match results move your rating.
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Frequently asked questions
What are the padel levels in CourtSync?
Levels go from 1 to 7. Each level covers 200 rating points: level 1 is under 200, level 2 is 200–399, and so on up to level 7 at 1,200 points and above.
How is my first level set?
By a 7-question test in the app. It asks about your experience, your FFT ranking if you have one, how you play off the glass, then four questions written for your range. The server assigns the level.
How does my level change?
Ranked matches update your rating based on the result, the score margin and the level of the opponents. When your rating crosses a 200-point step, your level changes, up or down.
Do friendly matches count?
No. Only ranked matches change your rating.
Does my FFT ranking matter?
It is one of the test questions, so it helps set your starting level. After that, your CourtSync results drive your level.
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