Your rating and stats
Once you have claimed your spot you get a rating - one at each club you play at. There is no single global number: a rating only means something against the people you actually play, so you get a separate one at every club, each with its own history.
Your rating, per club
Section titled “Your rating, per club”At each club you see your current rating and how it is trending as you play. Play at three clubs and you have three ratings, one for each.
You find this inside the club: open a club from your Clubs list and its menu shows your Rating & form - your current rating, whether it is still settling in, and a chart of how it has moved. Your Me home is your account - your profile and settings, plus a run-through of your recent nights across every club you play at.
Your clubs
Section titled “Your clubs”One account, every club you play at. From play.epegboard.com/player-clubs you can:
- Find and open the clubs you play at.
- Set a primary, home club so it is the one you land on.
- See each club separately, each with its own rating and history.
Your history, per club
Section titled “Your history, per club”Open a club from your Clubs list and its Sessions list is your history there - every night the club has played. Filter it to My to see just the nights you played; each row opens that night’s recap, showing how your rating moved.
What moves your rating
Section titled “What moves your rating”Your rating moves game by game, on the result. In outcome terms:
- Beating a stronger team is worth more than beating a weaker one.
- A close loss barely moves it; a heavy defeat moves it more.
- The score matters, not just who won - a nail-biter shifts things far less than a walkover.
When you are new, your rating moves quickly while the system works out where you sit, then settles down and moves one game at a time. A Settling badge sits beside your rating while that is happening, and it clears once you have 15 rated games at that club - so if the badge has gone, your rating has settled, even if you have only played a handful of nights.
For the full picture of what a rating means and exactly how a change is worked out, see How ratings work.