Check your SquashLevels rating and claim your level
Your profile shows a SquashLevels level once SquashLevels has calculated one from your ranked matches. Until you claim your profile there, the card shows as locked, with a button to claim it.
Ranked matches count towards both players' SquashLevels rating. Your profile's SQUASHLEVELS RATING card shows what SquashLevels itself has calculated for you, not a number SCRD works out.
- Rating unavailable: SCRD has no SquashLevels record for you yet. SCRD collects levels once a day, so a new one can take a day to appear.
- Level locked: SquashLevels has a record for you, but your profile there is not claimed, so SCRD keeps the level hidden. Tap CLAIM YOUR LEVEL to open your page on SquashLevels and claim it there.
- TBD, with No level yet underneath: your profile is claimed, but SquashLevels has not calculated a level yet. Keep playing ranked matches.
- A level, with a status such as CALIBRATING or CONFIRMED beside it and a confidence percentage underneath: SquashLevels has calculated a level, and the status shows how sure it is.
Under the card, OPEN HISTORY opens your page on SquashLevels and RANKINGS opens its rankings, both on SquashLevels' own site.
Back to the court
Point your phone's camera at the code on the court wall or the court TV. It opens the setup page for that court.
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