DUPR Drops New Features Designed to Bring Transparency to Your Rating

See the breakdown of your ratings by format and age, track your highest level achieved, and see how scorelines could impact your rating pre-game.

For years, your DUPR rating has been a single number. Helpful? Sure. But also… limiting, at times.

Now, Dynamic Universal Pickleball Rating (DUPR) is rolling out a suite of new features designed to show why you are the player you are — not just what your rating is.

Here’s what’s new:

• Subscores introduce Mixed Doubles Rating and Age-Based Doubles Ratings (50+ and 65+), giving you a more detailed view of performance across formats and age groups.
• Career High highlights your highest DUPR rating achieved, providing context beyond your current rating.
• DUPR Impact allows you to explore how different scorelines affect your rating using the Forecast tab in the DUPR app.

"As part of this release, you can see the breakdown of your ratings by format and age, track the highest level achieved, and see how scorelines impact your rating before a match is played," DUPR details in a blog post.

Why This Matters

On a deeper level, these updates provide clearer, more meaningful transparency behind your DUPR rating. It's not just a number anymore; there's a story behind it.

Instead of just chasing a rating, players can now make smarter decisions about how to improve — with actual data and insights to back it up.

For players and clubs alike, these new features provide context around a given match and more ways to accurately divide groups into competitive, equal play.

"Instead of relying only on an overall DUPR, subscores provide a more targeted understanding of how you perform across different formats and player segments," says DUPR.

A Closer Look at DUPR Impact

DUPR Forecast already allows you to calculate expected rating changes based on a simulated matchup.

DUPR Impact goes deeper, meaning "you can now see the predicted rating change for any matchup and scoreline, along with win probability, providing a clearer understanding of both outcome likelihood and rating impact."

You can even adjust the match scoreline to see how your resulting rating will fluctuate.

For more on these new features, check out DUPR's blog post.