Highlights

A 3-2 closes the set too

Some leagues don’t play first-to-five: they play all five games, always, and whoever wins more takes the set. The app now counts it that way.

Version 1.4.9
SET 1
3 – 2
5 / 5

Five games, always five

The set ends when all five have been played, not when someone reaches five. A 3-2 closes just like a 5-0, and the fifth game is played even when the set is already decided — because games count towards the standings.

Highlights

Everything in this release

The five-game block

All five are played and whoever wins more takes it. The app used to stop the set as soon as someone reached five, so a 3-2 or a 4-1 stayed open waiting for a sixth game that doesn’t exist.

You pick the cap: 5, 7 or 9

The short set isn’t only five any more. Choose how many games it lasts and everything else works the same.

The league remembers the format

Pick it once and it stays. A forgotten dropdown can no longer cost you a whole round.

If a result doesn’t count, it says so

It used to be saved in silence: fifteen matches entered and not one counted towards ELO or the standings, without a single warning. Now the app tells you before saving.

This release comes from a real league that has played this way every Tuesday for two years. If your league plays normal sets, nothing changes for you.