PKLStats Rating v2

How to read the number

PKLStats Rating v2 describes 2026 form to 31 August 2026 — it is a rating, not a prediction. 100 is the average qualifying 2026 player. 10 points is one standard deviation across those players. Higher is better.

Each rating comes from the point margin of official MLP doubles games, shared among the four players on court, and adjusted for partner and opponent. A player has one shared strength plus a small offset for each discipline. Recent games count more: the model uses a 120-day half-life. Starting values come from public PickleWave tour matches.

The bar is an 80% band. In 200 resamples of the underlying games, the rating fell inside that range four times out of five. A wider bar is a less certain number. Confidence is High, Medium or Low according to how narrow the band is. Low means the rating is indicative only.

PKLStats Rating v2 (PKLStats' own model), published table for reference date 2026-08-31. Built from official MLP 2026 doubles game results (3,890 MLP games 2024-2026) with tour-based starting values from 12,184 public PickleWave tour matches (to 2026-05-03).

Match data from MLP's official results feed; tour-based starting values from public PickleWave results; PKLStats' own model.

Team results from the same data are on the MLP team profiles pages. The methodology page explains how the ratings are built.

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