DUPR is built for real pickleball players. This quick guide shows you how to get started, log matches, and make the most of your DUPR rating.
Your matches might already be in our system, just claim them to get started.
Played a match? Add your results! Self-report easily in the app.
Or let your club or tournament organizer handle it—over 15,000 event organizers already submit match results directly to DUPR to keep your rating up to date.
Not ready to log a match yet? A certified DUPR Coach can assess your skills and assign you a starting rating, so you’re evenly matched right from the start.
Upload a video of your gameplay to one of our AI rating partners, like PB Vision, and get an AI-powered DUPR rating based on your play.
DUPR syncs with thousands of clubs, leagues, and tournaments, automatically sending match results to keep your rating accurate and up to date.
Follow DUPR on Instagram and Facebook to stay connected with the pickleball community.
Celebrate your wins, share your favorite match photos, and post your best highlight reels. Don’t forget to tag @duprpb—we’d love to see your journey!
With DUPR’s rating, all new players start as NR (Not Rated) and progress through a scale ranging from 2.000 to 8.000.
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Your DUPR updates automatically with every match, giving you separate ratings for singles, gender doubles, and mixed doubles. Plus, if you’re in the 50–65+ bracket, you’ll also receive a dedicated rating for your age group! Here are the four key factors that go into calculating your DUPR:
Every match has an expected outcome based on the ratings of everyone on the court.
Perform better than expected, and your rating may increase.
Perform below expectations, and your rating may decrease.
Not all matches carry the same weight. Verified club, league, and tournament matches have a greater impact on your rating than self-posted matches.
Your most recent performances matter the most. Newer matches help ensure your DUPR reflects your current skill level.
The more matches you play, the more reliable your DUPR becomes. A larger match history creates a more accurate and stable rating.
DUPR uses individual player ratings to calculate a team rating—the average of each player’s DUPR. These team ratings are then used to determine the expected score of the match.
If your team scores more points than expected, your rating goes up. If your team scores fewer points than expected, your rating goes down.
Each player’s rating adjustment depends on the number of matches they’ve played and how recent those matches are.
Play regularly to keep your rating dynamic and reflective of your current skill!
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Your player profile shows two key numbers: your DUPR Rating (2.000–8.000) and your Reliability Score (1–100%).
Your DUPR Rating reflects your skill level based on match results.
Your Reliability Score shows your progress toward achieving a reliable rating — to keep your rating up to date, play often and log matches consistently.
A higher Reliability Score means your DUPR is more likely to reflect your current skill level. A low reliability score means your DUPR is based on outdated or insufficient match data.
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