Tips, Personalization & FAQ
Small things that make the site nicer to use, plus quick answers to common questions.
The site remembers you
- Your last tab — you return to whichever home tab you used last.
- Your filters — home-list filters and the deep-page filter sets are kept between visits. Tour-type / Time / Strategy choices are shared across the home tabs; the player search and price band are remembered per tab.
- Your display choices — page size, ranking-to-display and similar preferences stick too.
Want a clean slate? Every filter bar has a Reset.
Tips & Tricks
- Pick up where you left off — the site returns you to your last tab and keeps your filters, so your daily setup is one click away.
- Reload a deep page for the latest — match and player pages are snapshots from when you opened them.
- Reset when in doubt — an empty table is usually over-filtering, not missing data.
- Learn the four core stats (SH, SPW, RPW, BPW) from the Stat Glossary and most pages read easily.
- Shift+Click a match to open it in the same tab.
Note — nothing here places a real bet. The site is for reading stats and odds; the strategy content describes patterns, not instructions.
Times and mobile
- All match times show in your own local time, automatically. There's no zone setting to change — the site uses your device's time zone.
- The site works on a phone; some wide tables scroll sideways or stack to fit the smaller screen.
FAQ
Does the site remember my last tab, filters, and surface? Yes — your last tab, your home-list and deep-page filters, and display choices like page size are all kept between visits.
Why do match times show in my local time — can I change the zone? Times use your device's time zone automatically. There's no separate zone setting; change your device's zone if you need a different one.
How do I see the very latest results — do I reload? It depends where you are. The home lists (All / Live / Custom) keep themselves up to date while the tab is open, so you don't need to do anything. Match and player pages are different — they load the figures once, when you open them, and then stay put. To pull newer numbers on those, either reload the page or change and re-apply any filter, which fetches a fresh set.
Why is a stat showing 0 or blank (e.g. Service Games Played)? For some matches the detailed, point-by-point data simply isn't available, so a count that relies on it — such as service games played — can read 0 even though the match was played. It reflects a gap in what's available for that one match, not an error in the player's overall record, and it doesn't affect their headline percentages built from completed matches.
Why did a match disappear — finished, cancelled, or filtered out? Most often one of three things: it finished and moved off the Live tab (find it on All Matches with its final score); it was a past match on a day you selected, which drops off once it's over; or a filter you have set is hiding it. Check your filters first — if a match is genuinely cancelled it won't show a result. When in doubt, Reset the filters and look again.
What does "ret." mean on a score? It means a player retired — the match ended early, before its natural finish (usually injury or illness). The score shown is where it stopped. You control whether these count in a player's stats with the Include retirements filter on the match and player pages; they're excluded by default, so turn it on if you want retired matches included.
Where to next
- Learn the layout: Getting Started
- The daily loop: All Matches
- The deep detail: Match Page
- What every abbreviation means: Stat Glossary