Tennis · Chișinău
The hard part of tennis in a new city is not the court, it is finding someone worth playing. Every result updates an ELO rating, and the app suggests opponents inside your band rather than whoever happens to be free.
ELO matching
Your rating moves after every confirmed match, weighted by your opponent's level. The K-factor starts at 40 for your first ten matches, drops to 30 under thirty, then settles at 20 — so a newcomer finds their true level in a few weeks rather than a season.
Formats
What it costs
Rates vary by surface, floodlighting and time of day. The exact price for each court is shown in the app before you confirm, in Moldovan lei.
New to the city
Post an open match with your level and let it fill, instead of asking around an office or a Telegram group for someone who plays.
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Frequently asked questions
Courts start at roughly 80 MDL per player per hour and rise with surface quality, floodlighting and time of day — evening slots between 18:00 and 21:00 are the most expensive. The exact hourly rate is shown for each court in the app before you confirm, always in Moldovan lei.
After both players confirm a result, your rating moves up or down according to the outcome and your opponent's rating — beating a stronger player is worth more. The K-factor is 40 for your first ten matches, 30 up to thirty matches, then 20, so ratings settle quickly at first and stay stable afterwards.
Create an open singles or doubles match with your level attached, and players in the same ELO band can join it. You do not need an existing circle, a club membership or a coach's introduction — the rating does the filtering that a local network would otherwise do for you.
Yes. Choose the doubles format when creating the match, invite your partner and let the other pair join, or join an existing doubles match on your own. The ELO calculation accounts for both sides so a mismatched pairing is flagged before anyone books the court.
Most tennis courts in Chișinău are outdoor and run from spring to autumn, with floodlights extending the evening season. A smaller number of indoor and covered courts operate through winter and book out well in advance — each venue page states whether it is indoor or open-air.
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