Find an opponent: acepoint matchmaking is available
With Find an Opponent, acepoint members find players at their own level, send direct challenges or post open proposals and arrange the match, with the court booked and the fee split from the wallet. Now available, included in the Starter plan.
With acepoint, members no longer wait for someone to propose a match: they find it. Find an Opponent is now available, connecting club members to play with the right partners.
Opponents at your level
Pairing is by level: each member has a score and the system proposes compatible players, also taking into account the match type (singles, doubles or mixed), preferred days and time slots.
Direct challenges or open proposals
A member can send a direct challenge to a compatible player, or post an open proposal that other members can accept. The system can also suggest pairings.
From proposal to match
When a challenge is accepted, the match gets organised: a court is booked in a real slot and the fee is split between the players, paid from the club wallet.
Find an Opponent is for active club members and is included in the acepoint Starter plan. You can download the app from the App Store or explore the platform at acepoint.it.
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