TARS
There's a rating system that makes matches better balanced.
TARS is TiePlayer’s rating system that measures real player skill based on validated match results. More than just a number, it’s the foundation for finding the right opponents, tracking progress, and building a fairer racquet sports community.
Tiesports Advanced Rating System
Your playing level, translated into real data
Every match tells a story. TARS turns it into a dynamic rating, automatically calculated from registered and validated results.
For players
Find more balanced matches, track your improvement, and compete against players at your level.
For clubs
Organize tournaments, leagues, and open matches with greater competitive fairness and fewer mismatches.
For the community
Build a more transparent ecosystem where validated results help everyone play better.
How is TARS calculated?
TARS starts from a base rating and evolves as you play. Every time a match is validated, the system considers factors such as win/loss outcome, skill difference between players, expected performance, competition type, recent history, and in doubles, the influence of your partner.
Where does TARS come in?
TARS sits at the core of the TiePlayer experience.
TARS FAQs
Got Any Questions?
Get answers to common questions here.
When is TARS updated?
Your rating is updated after match validation. For casual matches, results must be confirmed by opponents; in tournaments, validation is handled by the organizer.
Does beating someone with a higher rating increase my score more?
Does losing to a stronger player reduce my rating significantly?
Does the exact score affect the rating?
Does playing the same people repeatedly affect TARS?
Do casual matches count toward TARS?
Is TARS the same for men and women?
What happens if I stop playing?
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