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Elo rewards beating stronger players. K is how far one set moves a rating (24 is a good default).
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Rivalry
Every meeting between two players, across every mode.
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How scoring works
⚡ Elo
Ratings rise and fall by who you beat. Winning against a stronger player or team earns a lot; winning against a weaker one earns little — and losses mirror that. Everyone starts at 0, and the board self-corrects toward true skill over time. K is the swing size: higher K = faster movement per set (24 is a good default).
🧮 Table points
A classic league table: fixed points per result — win 3, draw 1, loss 0 (you can change these). Simple to explain, but it ignores opponent strength: every win is worth the same.
Rule of thumb: pick Elo for competitive ranking with uneven matchups; pick table points for casual round-robin nights.