Open challenges
Any active player may challenge any other active player, regardless of ladder position. Every reported match resets both players’ 30-day clocks.
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Submit match results, keep the standings organized automatically, and preserve a complete record of every ladder match.
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Find a Match
Post one or several days when you are available and connect with other active ladder players who are looking for a match. Tapping “Interested in playing” does not schedule the match — the player who posted the time confirms it after you agree.
Available to signed-in active ladder members.
Find a Match access
Use the Sign in button at the top right to access Match Finder.
Upcoming availability
Players looking to play
Interested players are shown on the post. The person who posted the availability chooses Confirm with… once both players agree.
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Match result
Report a score
The ladder updates immediately after a valid result.
Recorded results
Match history
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How it works
Ladder rules
Stay active
During the official ladder season, from April 1 through October 31, every player must complete and report a ladder match within 30 days.
Automatic removal
A player remains listed through day 30 and is automatically removed when the count exceeds 30 days.
Enter or re-enter anytime
A new or inactive player receives one placement match and may choose any active opponent. Win and take that position; lose and enter at the bottom. The placement result counts in both players’ records and starts a new 30-day clock.
Move
If a lower-ranked challenger wins, they take the defeated player’s position and the affected players shift down one spot.