- Tap the cell where the two players cross on the results grid (the Sheet), or a row in Results to correct one already entered.
- Type the set scores, from the left-hand player’s side. The initials above each column say which is which. How many sets you are asked for depends on this season’s format (see Match formats).
- Extra boxes appear when needed. Enter a set as 7-6 and an optional tiebreak-loser’s-points box appears. Split one set each in a two-set format and a match tiebreak (to 10) becomes required, because otherwise nobody has won.
- Check the panel at the bottom. It spells out who won and what each player gets before you save.
- Save score.
If it queries your score
An unusual score, 8-6 say, tints amber with a note. It does not stop you, so save it anyway if that is genuinely what happened. The only things that actually block saving are a set tied at the same score, or a two-set format left at one set all with no match tiebreak entered. In both cases there is truly no winner yet.
If a player enters it
A box admin’s entry is final immediately. A player’s own entry waits for their opponent to confirm it, Or it confirms itself after a few days if nobody objects. The league owner sets how many, and the default is 3. Until then it shows as awaiting confirmation. Either player can also correct an already-confirmed score themselves; the old score stands until the opponent confirms the change.
Confirming is between the two players. Whoever runs the box is not asked and does not have a queue of other people’s scores to clear. A score nobody answers counts anyway after those few days, so nothing has to be chased. You can still confirm one if you run the box, and there is a Confirm on the match itself, but the app will not ask you to.