Where do I see my casual match stats in Padelio?
Last updated 2026-07-18
Casual matches have their own stats section, Casual matches, that never mixes with league or tournament numbers. It shows win rate, played, wins, losses, streak, recent form, and your most-played partners. Only finished matches count, and draws are excluded from the win rate.
A separate bucket, on purpose
Casual results and competitive results are kept apart. A Tuesday-night doubles game doesn't move your league standing, and a league match doesn't inflate your casual win rate.
This isn't a display convention — the two are calculated from different data entirely, so there's no way for one to leak into the other.
Where to find it
- Mobile — Profile → Stats, then the Casual matches tab. It sits alongside Overall, League, and Tournament as the fourth tab.
- Web —
/profile/stats, where the casual section appears in the overall tab. - From the Matches list, the Stats shortcut in the header takes you straight there.
If you haven't finished a casual match yet, the section shows "Record a casual match to start tracking these stats."
What's tracked
- Win rate — wins divided by decided matches, with draws excluded.
- Played — finished casual matches you were in.
- Wins and Losses — your decided results.
- Streak — your current run of the same result, shown as a count plus the
result type:
3Wmeans three wins in a row. - Recent form — your latest results as a row of W / L / D chips, newest first.
- Top partners — the people you've played alongside most, each with a win rate and a wins–losses record.
Two details worth internalising:
Win rate excludes draws. A draw isn't half a win — it's left out of the calculation entirely. Three wins, one loss, and two draws is a 75% win rate, not the 50% you'd get if draws counted against you.
There's no draws counter. Draws don't get their own tile. They show up as
D chips in Recent form, and they can form a streak the same way wins do.
What counts
A match contributes to your stats when both of these are true:
- It's Finished. Upcoming, In progress, and Cancelled matches don't count.
- You're in it as a tagged account, not a guest name.
That second point is the one that catches people out. If a friend added you by typing your name into a guest slot, the match is real and the score is real, but it isn't attached to your account yet.
Fix it by opening the match, tapping This is me next to your name, and asking the owner to approve the claim. Once they do, every match you've claimed counts retroactively — you don't lose the history you racked up before signing up. See matches/players-and-invites.
Your match history
The Matches list splits into two tabs:
- Upcoming — matches that are Upcoming or In progress, soonest first.
- Past — matches that are Finished or Cancelled, most recent first.
Each row shows both sides, the date and location, a status pill, and the outcome from your point of view: You won, You lost, or Confirm you played if you still owe a response to an invite.
Mobile loads more as you scroll; web has a Load more button.
Where to go next
- Making sure a match actually finishes: matches/scores-and-results.
- Claiming a guest slot so past matches count: matches/players-and-invites.
- Recording your next one: matches/create.
FAQ
- Why is my match missing from my stats?
- Only finished matches count. If it's still Upcoming or In progress, finish it. If you were added as a guest rather than tagged as an app player, claim the slot with This is me and ask the owner to approve — your past matches then count retroactively.
- Do draws count toward my win rate?
- No. They're left out of the calculation entirely rather than counting as half a win, so 3 wins, 1 loss, and 2 draws gives a 75% win rate. There's no draws counter in the stats — draws appear as D chips in Recent form.
- Do casual matches affect my league or tournament stats?
- No, and the separation goes both ways. Casual results never appear in your league or tournament numbers, and competitive results never appear in your casual stats.
- What happens to my stats if someone deletes a match?
- Deleting removes the match for everyone in it, along with its contribution to their stats. Cancelling instead keeps the match in history without it counting.
- Does declining an invite remove the match from my stats?
- Yes. Declining detaches your account from the match, so it no longer counts for you — though your name stays on the slot as a guest, and you can claim it back later.
See something off? Suggest a fix — emails support@padelio.org with the article and a prefilled subject.