USA Table Tennis (USATT), the national governing body for table tennis, has a national rating system, and all matches in USATT sanctioned tournaments are rated. … An average tournament player is in the 1400-1800 range. A beginner is usually in the 200-1000 range.
Besides, how do you get rated in table tennis?
Here’s How Table Tennis Ratings Are Calculated. The Brisbane Table Tennis club uses “Ratings Central” to rate all players, from world-class to beginner. Rating points are gained or lost by winning and losing matches in singles matches in tournament and weekly fixture results.
| Under 1000 | Beginners |
|---|---|
| 1000-1700 | Intermediate |
| 1400-1700 | Average member of USA Table Tennis |
| 1700-1800 | Average tournament player |
| 1800-2000 | An “Expert” player |
Regarding this, how does rating system works?
The rating system keeps track of what it knows about each player by constructing a law to describe the player’s playing strength. A law is a probability distribution. The rating system assigns a law to each player. The player’s law describes the rating system’s knowledge of the playing strength of the player.