The B4T Rating is our own ranking system, calibrated against world standards (FFT, NTRP, UTR, WTN).

The 5 main levels

1-2: Initiation / Beginner

You can hold a racquet and rally a bit. You play with friends.

3-4: Lower amateur / Amateur

You rally consistently. You start varying your shots (slice, topspin). You can play 2 sets without technical fatigue.

5-6: Intermediate / Upper intermediate

You master all the basic shots. You compete (club, league). Tactics in place.

7-8: Advanced / Competitor

You're at a strong regional level. You serve at 150+ km/h. You know your game plan.

9-10: Elite amateur / Semi-pro

National/international level. For 1% of players.

How to progress?

The B4T Rating evolves with every B4T Rating match you play on the app.

When you beat someone stronger: big increase. When you beat someone weaker: small increase. When you lose to someone stronger: minimal loss. When you lose to someone weaker: big loss.

It's the ELO principle, like in chess.

Why our rating is fairer

• Updated in real time (not every 3 months like the FFT)
• Counts all your matches, not just official ones
• Built for modern amateur tennis (an NTRP 4.0 player and a 15/2-ranked player are at almost the same level)

🎾 To start: play your first 5 B4T Rating matches with no pressure. The system calibrates you within a few matches.