How P1 Rating Works

What is P1 Rating?

Your P1 Rating is a number from 0 to 6 that shows your skill level.

Higher = stronger player. It changes as you play more games.

How Does It Change?

After each game, your rating goes up or down based on:

• Who you played – Beating someone rated higher helps more than beating someone rated lower.

• The score – Winning 11–3 helps more than winning 11–9.

• How many games you’ve played – Early on, your rating moves more. After many games, it becomes more stable.

What is the Reliability Score?

The Reliability Score (0–100%) shows how trustworthy your rating is.

• High % – You’ve played a lot of games against different people recently. Your rating is solid.

• Low % – You’ve played few games or haven’t played in a while. Your rating is still settling.

How Do You Get a Higher Reliability Score?

• Play more games – More games = more reliable rating.

• Play different people – Variety helps.

• Play regularly – Long breaks make the score go down.

TL;DR

• P1 Rating = Your skill level (0–6).

• Reliability Score = How much we can trust that number (0–100%).

• Both get better as you play more and play often.