One network, every game
10 games, one rating system each
MeetYourMatch never flattens ten different games onto a single ladder. Each game keeps its own units, its own scoring, its own native handicap and its own honest statement of what the number does and does not mean.
What every profile shows
Three separate measures, never mixed
Skill, confidence and reliability answer three different questions. Keeping them apart is what makes a rating readable.
Skill estimate
A number, in each game's own units
One number per game, never a single universal ladder. Hidden until the third eligible confirmed match.
Rating confidence
A percentage, per game
How much evidence sits behind the estimate. What the percentage promises is still being calibrated.
Match reliability
Words only, one per profile
Turning up, not playing well. Five plain labels, shared across all ten games. It never moves a skill number.
Racket & paddle
3 games
Padel
Padel level
Glass-walled doubles, the fastest growing racket sport in Europe.
Court · 2–4 players · 60–120 min
Learn about PadelPickleball
Pickleball estimate
Low barrier, high addiction. Social doubles in 30 minutes.
Court · 2–4 players · 45–90 min
Learn about PickleballTable Tennis
Table tennis estimate
The universal indoor game — a table fits almost anywhere.
Table · 2–4 players · 30–60 min
Learn about Table TennisCard games
2 games
Texas Hold'em
Tournament performance estimate
Six-player freezeouts, equal stacks, no wagering — finishing order only.
Table seat · 6–6 players · 90–180 min
Learn about Texas Hold'emGin Rummy
App-owned estimate
Two-player ten-card gin, first to 100 — the friendliest card entry point.
Table seat · 2–2 players · 45–90 min
Learn about Gin RummyCurious how a game actually comes together?
The core loop runs from discovering a game to a verified, rated result.